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QIMR Berghofer is seeking a Project Coordinator to join the Growth and Partnerships team. You will provide integrated project management, coordination and delivery oversight for a government-funded project supporting the design and construction of the Viral Vector Manufacturing Suite.
The role involves developing project plans, coordinating across departments, managing risks and reporting progress, with a focus on governance and regulatory requirements.
Are you looking for an opportunity to make a meaningful impact while working with a passionate and collaborative team? We are seeking a motivated and talented Project Coordinator to join the Growth and Partnerships team at QIMR Berghofer.
In this role you will you will provide integrated project management, coordination and delivery oversight for the recently awarded government funded project supporting the design and construction of our Viral Vector Manufacturing Suite. Working with the Project Control Group and teams across the Institute, you will help keep delivery on track, within approved scope and budget, and aligned with governance, regulatory and Queensland Government funding requirements.
The Project Coordinator will be responsible for developing and maintaining integrated project plans, schedules, milestones and delivery tracking to support the successful implementation of the funded project. The role will coordinate activities across Q-Gen Cell Therapeutics, Properties and Facilities, Growth and Partnerships, Finance and Procurement, and external specialist providers, while maintaining project documentation and registers, monitoring risks, issues and changes, and escalating matters requiring decisions. The position will coordinate quarterly and milestone reporting under the Funding Agreement, including project progress, expenditure, risks and supporting evidence, and track project expenditure, commitments and forecasts. The role will also support procurement, tendering and contract mobilisation, coordinate design, construction, commissioning, validation, certification and regulatory activities, and facilitate project meetings and workshops, ensuring clear communication of actions, responsibilities, progress and key outcomes through effective reporting and briefing materials.
We’re looking for someone who brings:
If you are passionate about coordinating complex projects that support impactful medical research and thrive in a collaborative environment, we would love to hear from you.
This is a full-time, fixed-term position for 2 years. Part-time applications will be considered (0.8FTE).
The position classification is A05. The corresponding salary range is $106,376 to $115,730 (FTE) p.a. plus superannuation and generous salary packaging.
For further information, please contact Tamanna Monem, Head of Growth and Partnerships via *************@qimrb.edu.au
A detailed Position Description is available on QIMR Careers
QIMR Berghofer is a translational medical research institute and a statutory body under the Queensland Institute of Medical Research Act (2025). Located in the heart of the vibrant Herston Health Precinct, QIMR Berghofer proudly serves the people of Queensland with better health and wellbeing through impactful medical research.
Research at the Institute spans four key areas of focus – Cancer Research, Infection and Inflammation, Brain and Mental Health, and Population Health - and we seek to discover and deliver better treatments and diagnoses for some of the world’s deadliest diseases. Our research responds to health challenges arising from social and environmental factors and aims to advance Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health equity.
At QIMR, inclusion, diversity, equity, and allyship are essential to who we are as an organisation. Our goal is to foster a respectful, welcoming, and supportive workplace that reflects the broader community we serve.
We recognise that talent, insight and innovation come from people with different backgrounds, perspectives and lived experiences. Creating an environment where everyone feels valued and able to contribute is fundamental to our ability to deliver impactful science and meaningful health outcomes. We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, including those from diverse cultural, linguistic and gender identities, and people with disability.