AdresseAbout the Paul-Ehrlich-Institut
We are a senior federal authority responsible for vaccines and biomedicines that performs scientific research in the field of life sciences. Our institute networks with national and international players which makes it a competent partner for the general public, science, medicine, politics, and economics.
About the project
You will join the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI)-funded COMBINE project within the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Accelerator. In collaboration with European universities, research institutes and industrial partners from EFPIA and SMEs, you will work towards improvement and harmonization of preclinical models used in AMR research. Moreover, you will work closely with project partners within PEI and the Consortium to help to deliver improved tools for translation of non-clinical data to clinical success, which will help to accelerate the development of novel antibiotics and vaccines against AMR pathogens.
Our Working Conditions
A multifaceted, and challenging position centrally located in the Rhine-Main area with good public transport connections. Being an employer in the German public service, we offer the usual social benefits.
The employment relationship is limited to 5 years. Part time working is possible in principle. The payband is E 14 TVöD Bund. The assignment to a payband is made based on the consideration of your individual professional experience. Disabled candidates will be given preference if their skills and qualifications are equivalent to those of non-disabled candidates. The Paul-Ehrlich-Institut encourages gender equality and life-work balance, especially in respect to the family. For this purpose, we have various employment models to offer including flexible working hours (part-time work, flexible working from home, teleworking, no core time), child care facilities and various opportunities for further professional training.
We look forward to receiving your online application (motivation letter, CV, reference letters) via our application portal indicating JobID 1208.
For questions, please contact (email: karriere@pei.de, Telefon: ).
Please note that the German Federal Ministry of Health will in some cases (if required) be authorised to inspect your application documents under Section 6 (1), No. C, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in connection with Section 2 (1) Gemeinsame Geschäftsordnung der Bundesministerien (joint rules of procedure of the federal ministries), and Article 65 of the German Constitution (Grundgesetz, Fundamental Law) to ensure a staff selection which fulfils its purpose and is in the interest of all parties involved. Your data will be erased immediately after the application procedure has been completed.
