Senior Scientific Officer - Research Grants & Analytics

HFSPO - International Human Frontier Science Program Organization; Strasbourg; In loco; EUR 90.000 - 130.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

International remuneration package

Travel and expatriation support

Descrizione del lavoro

HFSP - International Human Frontier Science Program Organization is seeking a Senior Scientific Officer for the Research Grants program. The role centers on scientific leadership, program analytics, and overseeing the peer review process for HFSP’s Research Grants and related initiatives.

The successful candidate will guide program development and collaborate across international teams. The position requires a PhD in the life sciences and at least seven years of relevant experience in research

Competenze

• PhD in life sciences or life sciences interface field.
• At least seven years of relevant experience including funding, grants, and peer review.
• Strong analytical and leadership capabilities in a multi‑program setting.

Mansioni

• Oversee scientific and operational implementation of HFSP Research Grants and related Programs.
• Lead the annual Research Grants award cycle and peer review processes.
• Develop program analytics and inform strategic decisions across HFSP portfolios.
• Provide senior scientific guidance and backstop across HFSP activities.

Conoscenze

Analytical skills

Program management

Communication

Collaboration

Formazione

PhD in life sciences

Strumenti

Microsoft Office

AI‑driven tools

Descrizione del lavoro

HFSP - International Human Frontier Science Program Organization is seeking a Senior Scientific Officer for the Research Grants program. The role centers on scientific leadership, program analytics, and overseeing the peer review process for HFSP’s Research Grants and related initiatives.

The successful candidate will guide program development and collaborate across international teams. The position requires a PhD in the life sciences and at least seven years of relevant experience in research