The Little Tools team is now hiring one research assistant for a part-time engagement. We welcome master students at TIK/ESST programs to apply! The application deadline is February 4.
Job description
The work engagement is part-time and may be combined with master level studies. The initial period will be from early February to mid-April, with the possibility of prolonged engagement.
The assistant will be part of the research project “Enacting the good economy: Biocapitalization and the little tools of valuation” led by professor Kristin Asdal and funded by the European Research Council. The work will mainly be part of Work Package 1, which concerns a study of the AquaGenome research project, and will include the following tasks:
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Organization of collected data material
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Transcription of conducted interviews
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Preparation of upcoming interviews
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Other administrative tasks (e.g. seminar organization and web publication)
Qualifications and personal skills
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Qualification level: student at MA-level, preferably within the TIK/ESST programs
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Professional skills: oral and written proficiency in Norwegian and English
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Personal skills: structured, independent, thorough, efficient, cooperative
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Interest in and knowledge of Natural Science (notably Biology) will be advantageous
Application
Please submit a detailed application letter and a thorough up-to-date CV to project coordinator Hilde Reinertsen: hilde.reinertsen@tik.uio.no.
For questions regarding the position or the application, please contact Hilde Reinertsen by e-mail (above), phone (22841627) or visit the ERC office (Eilert Sundt 507).
Application deadline February 4, 2016.
Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an interview.