One Full-time Project Coordinator (d/m/f)

at  Hochschule BonnRheinSieg HBRS

Discovering new things, driving projects forward, taking responsibility: At Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences (H-BRS), we count on employees who do just that. Together with our approximately 1,000 colleagues, we find new solutions to help find suitable answers to the diverse challenges of our time. We do this so that H-BRS, with its more than 9,000 students from more than 100 nations who are currently studying on 40 degree programs, can become even better. Do you accept the challenge?
The German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding our research cluster “CytoTransport - Mechanisms and Modulation of Cellular Transport Processes” (Research Impulse 26/1) for 5 years starting on 01.04.2024. Our project combines expertise in biomedicine, computational modeling, structural biology, chemistry and materials science for investigating cellular transport mechanisms in human health and diseases. Nine research groups in the two research institutes IFGA (Institute for Functional Gene Analytics) and TREE (Institute for Technology, Resource and Energy-efficient Engineering) are working together towards that goal. Detailed information on the research cluster’s objectives and the individual projects can be found at: https://www.h-brs.de/en/cytotransport
We are looking for the following employee (d/f/m) to join our “CytoTransport” team as of 01.04.2024 in our Department of Natural Sciences on Campus Rheinbach, subject to the final funding letter:

• are responsible for the administrative coordination of the DFG-funded research cluster “CytoTransport - Mechanisms and Modulation of Cellular Transport Processes” in close cooperation with the cluster’s spokesperson.
• are involved in the planning, organization and implementation of academic events of the research cluster and are responsible for the public relations and communication of the research cluster.
• are the contact person for organizational questions for all participating scientists, national and international guests and cooperation partners.
• are responsible for communication and coordination between the research cluster and the German Research Foundation (DFG).
• advise and support the scientists involved in research data management and in applying for funding.