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Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine (BNITM) in Hamburg seeks a Network Coordinator for the African Digital One Health Network (ADOHNet). The role focuses on building governance, coordinating activities, and engaging African partner institutions in a 0.7 FTE post funded project.
Responsibilities include setting up procedures, budget monitoring, meetings, and supporting a two-year program with strong emphasis on collaboration and administration of third-party funded research.
The Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine (BNITM) is a member institute of the Leibniz Association. With over 400 employees, it is Germany’s largest institution for research, patient care, and teaching in the field of tropical diseases and emerging infections.
The research group of Prof. Dr. Thomas D. Otto at BNITM is looking for a
We are initiating the ADOHNet together with African partner institutions – a new network to strengthen data-analysis capacity in infection biology and One Health across sub-Saharan Africa. The network will combine shared compute infrastructure at African partner sites, an annual training school, and a structured postdoctoral fellowship for intensive analytical collaborations with BNITM research groups. As ADOHNet is in its build-up phase, we are looking for an organised and internationally experienced coordinator to play a central role in establishing the network and its structures from Hamburg.
The position has funding for two years, starting at the earliest possible date. Remuneration is in accordance with the German salary scheme for the public service (TV-AVH).
We support our employees in achieving a work-life balance and promote the professional equality of women, men and non-binary people. We strive to assist women in their scientific career, increase the number of women in research and reduce under-representation in all areas and positions in general. We explicitly welcome applications from people with disabilities.
As a member of the Diversity Charter, the largest diversity management network in Germany, we are also committed to making diversity an integral part of our institute culture. It is our goal to create a working environment that is free of prejudice.
If you have any questions regarding the application process or selection procedure, please contact Sonja Plesse from HR Department (sonja.plesse@bnitm.de).
For all other questions please contact Prof. Dr. Thomas D. Otto (thomas.otto@bnitm.de).