Senior Specialist: Theological Anthropology & Projects

THE COLSON CENTER FOR CHRISTIAN WORLD VIEW; Polska; Hybrid; PLN 332,000 - 371,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

HRA

403b

Disability

PTO

Job summary

The Colson Center for Christian World View seeks a Senior Specialist to advance the Institute for Christian Anthropology, collaborating with evangelical theologians on embodiment, technology, and meaning. The role includes project logistics, editorial support, and stakeholder liaison across Colson Center staff and partners.

The candidate must hold an advanced theology degree, demonstrate scholarly writing ability, and show strong judgment, communication, and multi-project management in a

Qualifications

• Master’s or PhD in theology required.
• 5+ years of workplace experience with track record of success.
• Strong knowledge of theology, especially theological anthropology.
• Excellent verbal and written communication; strong editing skills.

Responsibilities

• Identify and recruit evangelical theologians and scholars for projects on theological anthropology.
• Handle correspondence, scheduling, and logistics for scholars and events.
• Manage calendars and travel logistics for scholar meetings and conferences.
• Support editorial processes; compose, proofread, and finalize manuscripts and reports.
• Facilitate communication between the Institute and Colson Center staff and external stakeholders.
• Engage publishers, conference personnel, and vendors as needed.
• Research theological anthropology topics as directed.
• Contribute to special projects and miscellaneous duties.

Skills

Theology knowledge

Verbal and written communication

Interpersonal skills

Project management

Editorial support

Stakeholder engagement

Self-starter, proactive

Education

Master’s degree in theology

Ph.D. in theology

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The Colson Center for Christian World View seeks a Senior Specialist to advance the Institute for Christian Anthropology, collaborating with evangelical theologians on embodiment, technology, and meaning. The role includes project logistics, editorial support, and stakeholder liaison across Colson Center staff and partners.

The candidate must hold an advanced theology degree, demonstrate scholarly writing ability, and show strong judgment, communication, and multi-project management in a