Project coordinator (m/f/d) for the EU-funded (Erasmus+) project LIBRA.I.
The Goethe Institut in Brussels is recruiting from 01.11.2024 a project coordinator (male/female/diverse) for the EU-funded (Erasmus+) project LIBRA.I.
The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany with a global presence. We facilitate international cultural exchange, promote access to the German language and support the unimpeded development of culture and science.
LIBRA.I. (Library-Based Artificial Intelligence for Media Literacy) is a project, the Goethe-Institut is implementing in cooperation with the Muntpunt Library in Brussels, the Public Library Lodz, Poland, the National Library of Latvia in Riga and FARI - AI for the Common Good, Brussels.
Being accessible to all citizens across Europe, Public Libraries have the potential to play a vital role in promoting media and information literacy (MIL) and digital competences among European societies.
LIBRA.I. wants to raise awareness among the communities of 3 participating Public Libraries about their role as MIL-hubs, by involving new developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the training programs for MIL&AI.
Useful additional skills:
Please send a written application by e-mail with relevant documents (application form, letter of motivation, proof of qualification and references) by 27/09/2024 at the latest to the following e-mail address:
bewerbungen-bruessel@goethe.de
The Goethe-Institut stands for the diversity of all employees. We welcome applications from all interested parties, regardless of their cultural and social background, age, religion, gender, ideology, disability and sexual identity. The Goethe-Institut strives for gender balance at all hierarchical levels and pay grades.
Data protection:
Your application data will of course be treated confidentially, used only for these purposes and not passed on to third parties. You consent, in accordance with the European Data Protection Regulation 2018, Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a to the processing of your data for the purpose of the application. You can object to your consent at any time if you wish to withdraw your application. Please send your objection to the following e-mail address: bewerbungen-bruessel@goethe.de
Your application data will then be deleted directly.
Brussels, the 18/09/2024
- Full time position: (38 hours per week)
- 24 months project
- Place of work: Brussels
The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany with a global presence. We facilitate international cultural exchange, promote access to the German language and support the unimpeded development of culture and science.
LIBRA.I. (Library-Based Artificial Intelligence for Media Literacy) is a project, the Goethe-Institut is implementing in cooperation with the Muntpunt Library in Brussels, the Public Library Lodz, Poland, the National Library of Latvia in Riga and FARI - AI for the Common Good, Brussels.
Being accessible to all citizens across Europe, Public Libraries have the potential to play a vital role in promoting media and information literacy (MIL) and digital competences among European societies.
LIBRA.I. wants to raise awareness among the communities of 3 participating Public Libraries about their role as MIL-hubs, by involving new developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the training programs for MIL&AI.
The remit of the position will include the following main activities:
- Project planning, coordination, implementation and evaluation
- Overall coordination and facilitation of communication within the consortium.
- Monitoring and documentation of project development
- Monitoring and documentation of project results
- On-going communication with the Erasmus+ office (in Germany)
- Overseeing the implementation of the Communication and Dissemination Plan
- Coordinating the logistical aspects of this project, including financial control
Our requirements:
- University degree (or equivalent) and relevant professional experience
- Experience and/or proven interest in the field of AI and/or libraries
- Knowledge of EU-funded projects especially Erasmus+
- Project management skills and economic outlook
- Enthusiasm for working with external partners.
- Editorial skills and enthusiasm for writing texts and reports
- Ability to work in a team, flexibility, ability to work independently on own initiative
- Excellent knowledge of English; German and other foreign languages are an advantage
- Experience in standard budget planning tools (Excel) and willingness to learn and use the internal planning tools of the Goethe-Institut
Useful additional skills:
- Experience in communicating with EU institutions
What we offer you
The Goethe-Institut offers its staff a varied and meaningful job in a modern office building in the heart of Brussels, characterised by openness, curiosity and diversity. We enable flexible time management via the already established possibilities of mobile teleworking, which is supplemented by teleworking allowances. In addition, the Goethe-Institut offers numerous opportunities for further development through internal and external training. Furthermore, employees of the Goethe-Institut receive supplementary hospital insurance to cover them in the event of damage and benefit from some special features of Belgian labour law, such as a 75% reimbursement of travel costs when using public transport, or Km money for bicycle kilometres and automatic wage indexation. The Goethe-Institut Brussels offers a starting salary of 3.690 € to 4.107 € for the advertised position.Do you have any questions?
If you have any questions about your application or about working at the Goethe-Institut Brussels, please contact our head of administration Annette Huerre (annette.huerre@goethe.de).Please send a written application by e-mail with relevant documents (application form, letter of motivation, proof of qualification and references) by 27/09/2024 at the latest to the following e-mail address:
bewerbungen-bruessel@goethe.de
The Goethe-Institut stands for the diversity of all employees. We welcome applications from all interested parties, regardless of their cultural and social background, age, religion, gender, ideology, disability and sexual identity. The Goethe-Institut strives for gender balance at all hierarchical levels and pay grades.
Data protection:
Your application data will of course be treated confidentially, used only for these purposes and not passed on to third parties. You consent, in accordance with the European Data Protection Regulation 2018, Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a to the processing of your data for the purpose of the application. You can object to your consent at any time if you wish to withdraw your application. Please send your objection to the following e-mail address: bewerbungen-bruessel@goethe.de
Your application data will then be deleted directly.
Brussels, the 18/09/2024
