Do you have experience in clinical trials and would like to help shape international research projects – from planning to evaluation? Then support research that changes lives!

In our Clinical Trials Unit, you will be responsible for pediatric hematology-oncology clinical trials and registries, contributing to their successful execution. You will collaborate with national and international partners, working at the interface between research, clinical practice, and study management.

You can expect a professional and appreciative team where collaboration, reliability and mutual support are highly valued.

Tasks

• They independently manage the day-to-day operations of clinical trials and registries and communicate with national and international sponsors and study partners.
• They coordinate the submission of clinical studies to the ethics committee and health authority and adapt study documents in accordance with Austrian regulatory requirements.
• They perform remote monitoring and risk-based quality management and consistently follow up on open queries.
• They work closely with national testing centers as well as internal and external partners in study management.
• They proactively coordinate open issues, keep an eye on deadlines and priorities, and ensure that study processes progress reliably.

Profile

• Completed studies in natural sciences
• Very good German and English skills
• Structured, independent and solution-oriented work style
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to convey complex issues clearly and professionally.
• Ability to set priorities, take responsibility, and independently drive topics forward.
• Team orientation and enjoyment of collaborating with diverse internal and external partners:
• Excellent IT user skills

We offer

Academic network: Benefit from close collaboration with leading national and international institutions

Healthy breaks: Enjoy discounted lunches, fresh fruit baskets, and a paid lunch break as part of your working hours.

Flexibility that fits your life: Benefit from flexible working hours, home office options and additional days off.

Inclusive & Meaningful: Work in an international environment with a meaningful mission.

Central location: Work in the heart of Vienna - a European center for biomedical research and a city with a high quality of life

Professional team culture: Work in a team characterized by cooperation, open communication and mutual respect.

A fair and market-compliant salary starting at €3,300 gross (14 times per year) on a full-time basis, as well as the willingness to offer higher pay depending on your qualifications and professional experience.

Who we are

St. Anna Children's Cancer Research Institute (St. Anna CCRI) is one of Europe's leading institutions in the field of pediatric oncology. For almost 40 years, our multidisciplinary team has been dedicated to researching the biological basis of cancers in childhood and adolescence. Our goal is to develop innovative diagnostic procedures and tailored therapies to further improve the chances of recovery for young cancer patients. In close collaboration with national and international partners, we combine scientific excellence with clinical relevance. We stand for responsible research, transparency, and sustainable knowledge advancement. As an employer, we offer a state-of-the-art international research environment, a culture of interdisciplinary collaboration, professional development opportunities, and a respectful, diversity-conscious atmosphere. Conduct research where it matters and support research that changes lives!

St. Anna CCRI is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and offer a work environment of mutual respect for all, regardless of ethnicity, religion, origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical disability, or any other characteristics protected by applicable laws, regulations, or ordinances.

Further information can be found at https://ccri.at/.

Do you have experience in clinical trials and would like to help shape international research projects – from planning to evaluation? Then support research that changes lives!

In our Clinical Trials Unit, you will be responsible for pediatric hematology-oncology clinical trials and registries, contributing to their successful execution. You will collaborate with national and international partners, working at the interface between research, clinical practice, and study management.

You can expect a professional and appreciative team where collaboration, reliability and mutual support are highly valued.

Tasks

• They independently manage the day-to-day operations of clinical trials and registries and communicate with national and international sponsors and study partners.
• They coordinate the submission of clinical studies to the ethics committee and health authority and adapt study documents in accordance with Austrian regulatory requirements.
• They perform remote monitoring and risk-based quality management and consistently follow up on open queries.
• They work closely with national testing centers as well as internal and external partners in study management.
• They proactively coordinate open issues, keep an eye on deadlines and priorities, and ensure that study processes progress reliably.

Profile

• Completed studies in natural sciences
• Very good German and English skills
• Structured, independent and solution-oriented work style
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to convey complex issues clearly and professionally.
• Ability to set priorities, take responsibility, and independently drive topics forward.
• Team orientation and enjoyment of collaborating with diverse internal and external partners:
• Excellent IT user skills

We offer

Academic network: Benefit from close collaboration with leading national and international institutions

Healthy breaks: Enjoy discounted lunches, fresh fruit baskets, and a paid lunch break as part of your working hours.

Flexibility that fits your life: Benefit from flexible working hours, home office options and additional days off.

Inclusive & Meaningful: Work in an international environment with a meaningful mission.

Central location: Work in the heart of Vienna - a European center for biomedical research and a city with a high quality of life

Professional team culture: Work in a team characterized by cooperation, open communication and mutual respect.

A fair and market-compliant salary starting at €3,300 gross (14 times per year) on a full-time basis, as well as the willingness to offer higher pay depending on your qualifications and professional experience.

Who we are

St. Anna Children's Cancer Research Institute (St. Anna CCRI) is one of Europe's leading institutions in the field of pediatric oncology. For almost 40 years, our multidisciplinary team has been dedicated to researching the biological basis of cancers in childhood and adolescence. Our goal is to develop innovative diagnostic procedures and tailored therapies to further improve the chances of recovery for young cancer patients. In close collaboration with national and international partners, we combine scientific excellence with clinical relevance. We stand for responsible research, transparency, and sustainable knowledge advancement. As an employer, we offer a state-of-the-art international research environment, a culture of interdisciplinary collaboration, professional development opportunities, and a respectful, diversity-conscious atmosphere. Conduct research where it matters and support research that changes lives!

St. Anna CCRI is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and offer a work environment of mutual respect for all, regardless of ethnicity, religion, origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical disability, or any other characteristics protected by applicable laws, regulations, or ordinances.

Further information can be found at https://ccri.at/.