Analytical Coordinator Finance & Projects (0,8 – 1,0 fte)
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The Faculty of Science / the Institute for Biology (IBL) is looking for an :
Analytical Coordinator Finance & Projects (0,8 – 1,0 fte)
Vacancy number: 14881
You are well-versed in Finance & Control and with your sharp business acumen, you are also adept in project management. Is it Lean? Is it Prince2? Or do you get excited about critical paths? It doesn't matter how; as long as you flawlessly know how to manage a project. And also how to stay on top of the finances of our institute. And manage the financial administration. And how to effectively and humorously manage a team. And how to provide good advice to the collegial board. And how to fulfill this amazing multifaceted role with pleasure. Institute of Biology Leiden is NOT boring!
Key responsibilities
This multifaceted role fits perfectly with IBL, and hopefully with you too. IBL colleagues are typically characterized by enthusiasm, curiosity, and a hands-on approach. As Head of Finance & Projects, you report directly to the Director of Operations, one of the 3 members of the Collegial Board of IBL. You also directly supervise a team of about six people who provide professional support in areas such as project management, subsidy applications, project control, and building management.
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We offer
This concerns a temporary employment contract for 4-5 days a week (0.8-1.0 FTE) for a period of 1 year with the possibility of a permanent contract upon satisfactory performance. Appointment will be in accordance with the Dutch Universities Collective Labour Agreement. The salary, depending on education and experience, is at least € 3,226 and a maximum of € 5,929 gross per month for a full-time position (salary scale 10 or 11 depending on knowledge and experience). In addition, Leiden University offers good employment conditions. These include an annual year-end bonus (8.3%), holiday allowance (8%), excellent training facilities, paid parental leave, sabbatical leave, and the possibility to choose personalized employment conditions through a selection model. All information about this can be found at www.werkenbij.leidenuniv.nl.
Leiden University attaches great importance to diversity and therefore welcomes applications from individuals who are currently underrepresented in its institution.
Information For more information about the content of this position, please contact Kitty Yang, Institute Manager, instituutsmanageribl@biology.leidenuniv.nl or 06-1853 5614. For more information about the procedure, please contact Christina Kamerman (sylvius@biology.leidenuniv.nl).
The Faculty of Sciences is a leading faculty where employees and students work in a dynamic, international environment, and where personal and academic development are highly valued. Our people are inspired by curiosity, to expand fundamental knowledge and look beyond boundaries. For science, and to contribute to the major societal challenges of tomorrow.
Research within the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences ranges from mathematics, computer science, astronomy, physics, chemistry, and pharmaceutical sciences to biology and environmental sciences, and is conducted at eight institutes. These institutes also offer eight bachelor's and twelve master's programs. The faculty has grown significantly in recent years and counts more than 2800 employees and over 6000 students. We are situated in the heart of the Bio Science Park, one of Europe's largest science parks, where university and business meet.
The Institute of Biology
Research at the Institute of Biology Leiden (IBL) aims to work on the scientific basis of biodiversity and health. This is reflected in our guiding principle Harnessing Biodiversity for Health. We conduct innovative research to answer fundamental questions and solution-oriented research to address major societal challenges. Think of protecting biodiversity in nature, developing sustainable biotechnology and agriculture, and promoting good health. Our research focuses on four research themes: Bioactive Molecules, Host-Microbe Interactions, Development & Disease, and Evolution & Biodiversity.
The IBL environment is never boring: where else would you find zebrafish and zebra finches side by side? Are we working with Arabidopsis thaliana? Is DNA genotyping a daily task? It is an exciting, internationally oriented, and inclusive place to work and study, and we warmly welcome you!
Continuous application process
The desired start date is (at the latest) August 1, 2024, but preferably earlier. Therefore, please apply directly (and no later than June 21, 2024) by uploading your motivation letter with the vacancy number and a CV: you will receive an automatic confirmation of receipt (check your SPAM!). We continuously process applications and you will hear from us within a week whether we will have an interview with you in Leiden. We may request references. Your personal data will only be accessible to those directly involved in the process, and by applying, you agree to Leiden University's privacy code.
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