Junior Project manager in EU funded projects

The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) serves as a multidisciplinary hub for research, education, and innovation, dedicated to shaping the future of human habitat through practical implementation. Embracing the digital revolution across various scales, IAAC pushes the boundaries of architecture and design to address contemporary challenges. Founded on experimental learning methodologies, IAAC fosters an environment where individuals learn by actively engaging in real-world solutions.

Currently, IAAC seeks a Junior Project Manager and Researcher for EU funded projects, focusing on urban planning/design, architecture and digital technologies, as well as environment and ecosystems. The role involves supporting project management, organizing events, developing technical reports, and contributing to content creation for project dissemination. Candidates should hold a Master’s degree in a relevant field, possess fluency in English (basic Spanish is a plus), and demonstrate autonomy and decision-making skills. Experience in managing EU-funded projects, report development, event organization, and proposal writing is required.

Applicants must be EU nationals or hold a working permit for Spain. The position offers a permanent contract, full-time employment based in Barcelona, and a salary ranging from €20,000 to €23,000 per annum, commensurate with experience. The selection process will be conducted through IAAC’s website, with application materials to be submitted by February 20th, 2024, to the provided email address with the subject line “AAG Junior Project Manager and Researcher in EU funded projects.” Additional information can be found on the IAAC website.