We are looking for a new (EU) Project Manager for our Transforming European Taxonomy through Training, Research, and Innovations (TETTRIs) Project
This is a Full Time Position (38 hours a week) based in Brussels (BEL).
Send a cover letter and your CV (one file only!) in PDF format to: info@cetaf.org
The selection will take place on a rolling basis.
Position
The project manager works jointly with the project coordinator and the rest of the Project Management Team (PMT) of TETTRIs to ensure the implementation of the work programme across the consortium. He/she works in close collaboration with other project’s beneficiaries, collaborators, and boards. Furthermore, the project manager regularly engages with the EU project officer and financial officer, with partner organisations, and officials in the research/environmental areas. The project manager will provide top-level management of the project with regards to all communication, organisational, administrative, logistics, contractual and financial matters. The project manager will be supported by a project administrator and the project communicator throughout the duration of the project.
Responsibilities
Requirements qualifications, experience and skills
Preference will be given to people with:
General Conditions
Start date: ASAP
Work pattern: Full-time (38 hours per week);
Contract: 1 year (renewable);
Workplace:
CETAF General Secretariat
c/o Royal Belgian Institute for Natural Sciences
Rue Vautier, 29
1000 Brussels, Belgium
We offer you
TETTRIs in Short
With TETTRIs, we envision that the taxonomic knowledge and expertise required to study and protect biological diversity throughout Europe becomes easily and openly accessible, sustained over time and integrated into decision-making processes at all levels of society. Inspired by the goals of nature conservation and sustainability of life on Earth put forward by the Biodiversity Strategy 2030, the community of facilities, collections and experts gathered around CETAF tackle strategic research objectives in the field of taxonomy and systematics. Under the umbrella of CETAF, this community of excellence is starting a transformative process that we expect to be fully attained by 2030.
The project addresses the issue of the shortage of taxonomists who are able to identify species in decline, especially in biodiversity hotspots sites, and understand the causes, main drivers and interrelations. It aims to build capacity close to biodiversity hotspots and protected areas in Europe while facilitating the necessary transfer of knowledge from fundamental taxonomists to citizens and supporting the creation of reference collections, innovative tools and robust training programmes.
In advancing the field of taxonomy and beyond, TETTRIs will implement several technical and systems innovations developed by consortium partners and validated in collaboration with target groups such as citizen scientists, through third-party projects.
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