Faculty of Law is seeking a motivated candidate for the position of JUNIOR PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR

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Charles University, Faculty of Law, is seeking a motivated candidate for the position of

JUNIOR PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR (full time or part time)

Role Overview
The new administrator will be a key member of the administrative team of the Center for Inequality and Open Society (CIOS) at the Faculty of Law, Charles University. The role is varied and challenging, offering excellent opportunities to learn from senior colleagues and gain valuable experience in research administration, grant management, proposal writing, and international project exposure. Key responsibilities include:

Seminar and Event Coordination:

Coordinating the research seminar, specifically handling communication with invited speakers.
Arranging travel logistics (flights, accommodation), meeting speakers at the faculty, and processing reimbursements and billing.
Organizing the yearly project research workshop.

International Relations & Communication:

Serving as the international contact person for team members
and the CIOS International Scientific Advisory Board.
Performing language editing and reviewing new research grant proposals.

Administrative & Reporting Support:

Providing support to the Project Manager, especially with reporting, timesheets,
and various administrative errands.
Taking meeting notes and managing the project folder.
Co-writing (with the PI) and editing the yearly report.

Project Documentation & Website:

Maintaining and updating the project website, and its further development.

Professional Development:

Over time, the person will gain exposure and training opportunities with the goal to become an independent project administrator for standard research grants, including those from the Czech Science Foundation, Technology Agency of the Czech Republic, and potentially international schemes like Horizon Europe, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), and European Research Council (ERC).

Candidate Profile

Experience: This is a junior position, no extensive prior experience is required.
Language Proficiency: Excellent Czech and English skills (both spoken and written),
particularly writing, are essential.
Attitude: Resilience to stress, decisiveness, solution orientation, and particularly willingness to learn
and curiosity.
Availability: Ability to start immediately or in the near future.

Candidate Advantages

Advanced IT skills, demonstrable organizational, negotiation, and presentation skills are an advantage.
International experience or experience from multinational companies or institutions.
Experience in research institutions, whether in a research or administrative position.
Experience with projects funded by EU structural funds.

We Offer

A demanding but interesting and responsible job in a creative academic environment.
The opportunity to develop project support capabilities and participate in the preparation of new research projects, including international ones.
Full-time employment with a contract for one year plus an extension until the end of 2028, with a possible outlook for an indefinite term, depending on funding availability and candidate performance.
The gross salary is 45 000 to 55 000 CZK, plus yearly bonuses for good performance.
Flexible working hours, possibility to work from home one day per week.
Five weeks of vacation plus five days for personal development.
Benefits include language and professional training, as well as other university benefits such as a MultiSport card, contributions to pension or life insurance, and discounts and advantages at university facilities and with external partners, plus a meal allowance.
Office space in the architecturally exceptional Faculty of Law building, designed by Jan Kotěra and Ladislav Machoň in 1920s, in Prague's Old Town. Excellent transport accessibility.

How to Apply for the Selection Procedure

If you are interested in this position, please send your CV (without photo) and a brief cover letter describing your background and career ambitions (in English) to personalni@prf.cuni.cz.
You may supply a writing sample.
By submitting your CV, you agree that the Faculty of Law, Charles University, may process your personal data for the purpose of keeping records of job applicants in accordance with the relevant legal regulations.