The Institute of Marine Research has a vacant permanent 100 % position as a researcher in the group for reproduction and developmental biology. The position is located at our research station at Austevoll.
Main tasks
The work tasks will consist of independent project work which includes writing research proposals, project management, experimental studies, fieldwork, data management, report writing and publishing.
Qualifications:
We are looking for a candidate who holds a PhD in fish physiology and development.
It is further required that you have experience with
- experimental studies and fieldwork
- research on the effects of anthropogenic disturbances on the fish’s early life history
- work with fish larvae
- experimental and analytical techniques in image analysis
- microscopy/video microscopy
- electrophysiology and behavioral analysis
The working language at the Institute of Marine Research is Norwegian, and good communication skills in Norwegian will be beneficial for both the applicant and the Institute of Marine Research. Sufficient progression in learning to speak and write Norwegian is expected during the first two years of employment. If necessary, language training will be offered and costs incurred will be reimbursed based upon completion of the language courses.
Personal competencies
The Institute of Marine Research is convinced that personality plays a role in how you work, communicate and thrive in the workplace. This is especially important in a small work environment, and will therefore be emphasized for this position.
We are looking for a candidate who
- collaborates well with others across disciplines
- communicates in an open manner
- is concerned with good relations in the workplace, and who wants to contribute to a good working environment
- adapts well and is enthusiastic when facing challenges
- is able to plan the work as needed, for themselves and others, often facing short deadlines
- is able to identify potential issues and are able to suggest solutions
- is able to see the big picture in a complex organisation, and as such is able to appreciate its goals
Inclusion, Diversity and Affirmative Action
The Institute of Marine Research value diversity. Therefore, we welcome all qualified candidates to apply for the position, regardless of age, gender, functional ability, nationality or ethnical background. We are an Inclusive Working Life Enterprise, and we aim to facilitate for applicants with disabilities.
Upon receiving applications from candidates with reduced abilities, gaps in CV or immigrant background, we will invite at least one qualified candidate from each category to an interview. In order to be considered for affirmative action, certain requirements should be met. Please read more here.
If you wish to be considered for affirmative action, please specify when submitting your application.
Your application must include
- A short application text, with emphasis on your research interests and your motivation for applying for this position. This should be no more than one A4 page
- Full name, e-mail address and phone number of 2-3 references. You references should be supervisors from your PhD and previous positions
- A CV summarizing education, previous positions and other qualifying activity
- Copies of exam and degree certificates
- Other relevant certificates
- A complete list of scientific publications
We offer
- the opportunity to work in one of Europe’s leading research institutions
- a challenging and creative work environment
- flexible work hours
- public sector occupational pension through the Norwegian Public Service Pension Funds
- cabins available for rent at decent prices
- sport facilities
- welfare benefits
Additional information
The Institute offers a governmentally regulated salary as 1109 Researcher.
Please note that information about applicants may be made public even if an applicant has requested to be exempted from the list of applicants. Applicants will be notified about this in advance.
Please use JobbNorge to submit your application
For more information, please contact Anna Wargelius by:Â Phone: 0047 90848168;Â E-mail: annaw@hi.no
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