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A leading research institution in Germany is seeking a Scientific Officer to coordinate and manage scientific projects at the German Centre for Astrophysics. This role involves supporting research activities primarily in gravitational-wave astronomy and silicon technologies. Candidates should hold a PhD in a relevant field, have experience in project management, and be proficient in English and German. The position offers flexible working conditions, a competitive salary, and opportunities for professional development.
With the German Centre for Astrophysics (DZA), a new research institution is being established in the Lusatia region. The aim is to strategically strengthen German astrophysics, promote scientific excellence, and actively contribute to the structural transformation of the region. As a scientific institution with a model character for innovation, the DZA will create new opportunities for strategic leadership in German astrophysics and will have a lasting impact on the transformation of Lusatia.
As part of the establishment of the DZA, the following position is to be filled at the earliest possible date:
Scientific Officer (f/m/x) (depending on personal qualifications, up to pay grade E 13 according to the German federal pay scale – TVöD Bund).
The position is initially limited to be filled for an initial period of two years (fixed-term employment in accordance with § 14 [2] of the German Part-Time and Fixed-Term Employment Act – TzBfG).
As a Scientific Officer (m/f/x), you will play a key role in the coordination, management, and supervision of scientific projects at the German Centre for Astrophysics. Working at the interface between research, administration, and funding, you will contribute to advancing the DZA’s national and international research activities – particularly in the fields of gravitational-wave astronomy and silicon technologies – both strategically and operationally.
The DZA aims to increase the proportion of women in its workforce and therefore expressly encourages women to apply. Applications from persons with disabilities are also particularly welcome. In cases of equal qualification, they will be given preferential consideration in accordance with the German Social Code (SGB IX).