The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) has opened two positions for highly skilled professionals to join the EPOS team as part of the ENVRI-Hub NEXT project. This is an exciting opportunity to collaborate in an innovative, international research environment that drives forward the integration of scientific data and the advancement of earth sciences.
We are seeking candidates for the following technical profiles:
-Profile A: Development and maintenance of graphical interfaces for geo-referenced data.
- Profile B: Virtual research environments in geosciences.
Both positions are based in Rome and offer a 12-month fixed-term contract as Collaboratore Tecnico degli Enti di Ricerca (Research Organizations' Technical Collaborator), at Level VI.
Who Should Apply?
We are looking for professionals with a secondary school diploma or higher, good English and Italian language skills, and attitude to work collaboratively within an international team. The ideal candidates will bring a passion for innovation and a commitment to advancing research in the geosciences.
Mandatory requirements and qualifications
For Profile A (Graphical Interfaces Development): Proven experience in GUI development and front-end/back-end integration is essential.
For Profile B (Virtual Research Environments): Expertise in Linux/Unix system administration, the development of software modules, microservices web applications, and the management of relational databases is required.
Application Process
This is an open competition based on qualifications and interviews ("concorso pubblico per titoli e colloquio"). For full details regarding eligibility criteria, required documentation, and the assessment procedure, please read carefully the official competition notice on the INGV website. Candidates who fulfil the mandatory requirements can apply for more than one position.
Why Join EPOS?
As part of EPOS, you will be working at the cutting edge of earth science, integrating data from sources such as seismographs, satellites, and volcanic observatories to enable groundbreaking research and provide solutions to pressing societal challenges. EPOS spans 26 European countries and 10 thematic communities, offering a unique opportunity to work within a diverse, international network that fosters collaboration and innovation.
This is your chance to make a meaningful impact by contributing directly to the evolution of Open Science and helping address global environmental challenges.
Our Commitment to Diversity
At EPOS, we believe diversity is key to innovation. We are committed to building an inclusive and equitable workplace where all individuals, regardless of their ethnicity, culture, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or career stage, are encouraged to thrive. We strongly encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds to help enrich our team.
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