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Do you thrive with developing international, collaborative, and research-based projects?
Can you see yourself supporting academic researchers in winning European project grants?
If yes, the Research & Innovation Organization at the University of Southern Denmark offers a highly interesting specialist position in a unique working environment.
Why the University of Southern Denmark?
The University of Southern Denmark (SDU) is a young and dynamic university founded in 1966, and the fourth-largest university in Denmark. Remarkably, SDU has for decades been acknowledged for delivering both excellence in basic research and substantial societal impact.
SDU’s is presently reinforcing the focus on research development, internationalization, and cross-sectorial collaboration via research funding. If you join SDU, you will find yourself right where this strategy becomes real. You will work in close collaboration with SDU’s researchers and other research support specialists to develop and win large and international project grants.
Description of work
The position is anchored in the Research Support team that supports the development, grant application writing and implementation of research-based project consortia focusing on European funding programs and Danish private foundations. The team is part of the university’s central research support and works closely with researchers and the local faculty support units to win societal impact-oriented collaborative grants.
The position offered is broad and interesting as you will be involved in all aspects of the pre-award process. This includes advising researchers on funding strategy, relevant funding programs and potential consortium partners, as well as communicating the importance of research policy aspects, representing researchers in European networks, participating in concept and project development, and in proposal writing. You will need to understand and respond to new trends in the funding and policy landscape, in order to best promote the university's researchers and their European research agendas. You will also work to support initiatives and knowledge-sharing across the university, and you will help to build ‘next practice’ in support.
Applicant's profile
We are looking for applicants who:
- Are passionate about international research-based collaboration, especially in relation to cross-sectorial collaborations.
- Preferably have experience from the Horizon 2020 and/or Horizon Europe funding programs.
- Are proposal writers with a deep understanding of the organization and impact aspects of research and innovation projects - or who wish to gain specialist experience in this area.
- Are familiar with European network building and research funding programs.
- Are both proactive and self-managed, as well as co-creation and team oriented.
- Find it natural to share knowledge and build relations with their collaborators.
- Are strong communicators able to communicate complex issues to different audiences.
- Are fluent in English speech and writing.
- Hold a Master or Ph.D. degree.
The job offer
You will be part of a dedicated and highly competent team in the flexible and collaborative working environment of the university’s central support office (SDU RIO). You will work with the most modern digital technologies to build new practice. You will work with competent and committed colleagues from across SDU's organization, including other SDU RIO teams (business developers as well as policy, legal, ethics and strategy advisors) and the faculty research support offices, to provide professional and committed support for SDU's researchers. You are therefore expected to perform both as a specialist and as a team member. You will work with highly relevant international projects from many of SDU's research environments and sometimes face demanding tasks or deadlines. However, you will make a difference for SDU’s researchers and research environments and thereby help to transform research visions into concrete projects that will ultimately impact positively on society.
More information
- The application deadline is 28th of August 2023.
- 1st round interviews are expected between 7th and 12th of September 2023. The first-round interviews may be online.
- 2nd round interviews are expected between the 21st and 26th of September 2023.
- Preferentially, you can start around 1st of November 2023.
- The position is permanent and full-time (37 hour/week) with anticipated placement as either Academic Officer or as Special Consultant.
- A European working permit is required.
- The primary place of employment is Odense, but weekly workdays in other SDU campus cities (Sønderborg, Esbjerg, Kolding, Slagelse and Copenhagen) can be negotiated.
- Salary and other terms of employment are according to those for state-employed academics.
- You will refer to the Head of SDU RIO's Research Support team.
Further information about the position can be obtained from SDU RIO team leader Esben N. Flindt (M: +45 4047 3773, E: enf@sdu.dk).
We look forward to hearing from you.
Employment shall take place in accordance with the framework agreement between the Ministry of Finance and AC (the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations).
Please send your application via the SDU website.
About SDU RIO
SDU RIO (SDU’s Research and Innovation Organization) is a support office in the central administration established in 2017 with the aim of supporting SDU's strategic focus on creating value for and with society incl. focus on the global sustainability goals. Value creation is achieved through close internal and external collaboration across SDU. SDU RIO supports the interaction between research and education with businesses, foundations and the public sector. SDU RIO has a broad portfolio of tasks and for example works with entrepreneurship and business development, technology exchange and patenting, partnerships and cross-sectorial collaborations, research support, contracts, internationalization, career guidance for students as well as connecting companies and students.
About the University of Southern Denmark
The University of Southern Denmark (SDU) has around 27.000 students and 3.600 employees distributed over six campus cities. The biggest campus site is in Odense, centrally located in Denmark. Campus cities are spread across the country from the Danish west coast to Copenhagen in the eastern part of Denmark.
The university has five faculties covering from humanities and social sciences to the natural, health and engineering sciences. The university is renowned both for outstanding basic research but also for its ability to connect research across disciplines and apply research in societal settings. SDU’s overall mission merges quality research, relevance to society and talent development everywhere in the organization.
INFORMATIONER OM STILLINGEN:
- Arbejdspladsen ligger i:
Kerteminde Kommune
-Virksomheden tilbyder:
-Arbejdsgiver:
Syddansk Universitet, Campusvej, 5230 Odense M
-Ansøgning:
Ansøgningsfrist: 28-08-2023; - ansøgningsfristen er overskredet
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