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environment; Strong leadership capabilities, with proven relationship management and communication skills; The ability to drive your team’s performance, developing your people by encouraging learning
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value. Knowledge of computer systems and information/planning/coordination tools (such as esa-p, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Project) is essential. Familiarity with modern dashboard and risk management
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lessons learned and best practices, to enable learning, ensure consistency, and improve quality across teams and projects) Behavioural competencies Education A master's degree in a relevant domain is
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to acquire the security clearance by their national security administrations. During the recruitment process, the Agency may request applicants to undergo selection tests. Additionally, successful candidates
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on their expertise, are willing to search for answers. We advocate for an inclusive community and welcome employees with diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives. If you want to learn more about working at
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international open science initiatives; Basic knowledge of R or Python, or willing to learn this quickly. Even if you don't bring all the listed experiences, we encourage you to apply. We are happy to invest in
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Qualification portfolio. You will be part of the WECARE research team, led by Dr Sonja Marzi (PI). Your supervisors will be Dr Sonja Marzi, Dr Tine Davids and Dr Edwin de Jong. Would you like to learn more about
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, attend at least two network meetings a year, participate regularly in various forms of science communication and learn new (or improve your existing) science communication skills, ask an Academy or Young
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motivating work environment and promoting good team spirit; supporting team members with ongoing professional development by encouraging learning and delegating responsibilities; identifying, assessing
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your team’s performance, developing your people by encouraging learning, delegating responsibility and giving regular and constructive feedback; strong problem-solving skills to deal with day-to-day