5 Head of IT Support Jobs in Wien
Your personal sphere of play:
The Faculty of Psychology at the University of Vienna comprises the Dean's Office, a Student Service Center (SSC), four departments, and the Outpatient Unit for Research, Teaching and Practice.
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Your personal sphere of influence:
- Communication: As the central point of contact, you will communicate in English and German with all partners (within the institute, with the university, project partners, students, etc.) and maintain the institute's website.
- Events: You will organise meetings, information events, lectures and symposia, including financial administration and taking minutes.
- Finance: You will monitor the institute budget’s income and expenditure (invoice controller) and assist with budgetary planning and reporting.
- Administration: You will assist scientific staff with the administration of their courses and exams. You will provide administrative support for externally funded projects and order office supplies for the institute.
- Human resources: You will administer the recruitment process as well as general HR matters and provide first-level support for time management (time administrator).
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Your personal sphere of play:
- You will develop an independent research profile in the field of empirical educational research with a focus on one of the areas mentioned above.
- You will participate in research projects and scientific studies.
- You will publish internationally and give lectures.
- You will apply for projects and solicit third-party funding.
- You hold courses independently within the scope of the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement.
- You supervise students.
- You will participate in evaluation measures and quality assurance.
- You will take on administrative tasks in research and teaching.
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Your personal sphere of play:
We are looking for a dynamic, diplomatic and strategic thinker at the postdoctoral level to run the new Core Facility Animal Care (AC) at the University of Vienna Biology Building (UBB). The AC is grounded on basic research on animal behavior and cognition, but aims to connect researchers from related fields of expertise within the Faculty of Life Sciences, such as developmental and evolutionary biology and neuroscience.
As senior scientist and head of the AC, you will work closely with the existing research teams, and the non-scientific staff to create a critical mass and momentum, to foster excellent, integrated and impact-focused research in a state-of-the-art facility. You will actively contribute to the integration of existing and new working groups, the coordination and mentoring of staff and trainees, and the management of AC’s budget. Your further duties include the coordination of animal welfare approvals and ethical permissions, and the maintenance of the AC in compliance with animal welfare guidelines. You will be also responsible for internal and external communication and strategically guide our disseminations and PR activities to increase visibility.
We are looking for a researcher with advanced skills in animal behavior and/or animal welfare, with experience in the organization of animal research including coordination of staff and trainees, handling of animal experimentation licenses and dissemination strategies. We would expect a dynamic, open-minded, analytical, task-focused and socially skilled person with a good understanding of leadership and communication in both English and German language.
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Your personal sphere of play:
- development and implementation of research ideas together with the head of the research group
- funding acquisition at the national and international level
- publication and presentation of research in international top journals and conferences
- development of a teaching portfolio including team teaching and/or independent teaching as defined by the collective agreement
- mentoring and supervision of students.
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