Forschungsdatenmanager/in, Wirtschaftsinformatiker/in, Informatiker/in in Bucuresti

Datenbanken, IT, Backup, Informatik, Storage Computer scientist / business informatics specialist as research data manager (m/f/d) About us The Max Planck Institute for Ethnological Research is one of the leading research centers in the field of ethnology (social anthropology). Its research is guided by the comparative study of processes of social change. This leads to important contributions to ethnological theory formation. In addition, it also addresses issues and topics that are at the center of current political debates. For our IT department we are looking for an as soon as possible Research Data Manager (m/f/d) You will work in a team of six employees in a central service unit of the institute. Your tasks Analysis of existing solutions and processes in the field of research data management. Development and implementation of a concept for an institutional service offering for research data management based on existing standards and best practices. Development of concepts for secure long-term storage and discoverability of social science research data. (Further) development and administration of the systems necessary for research data management with external and MPG internal partners. In this context, you will be responsible for acting as data protection coordinator for the research data management agency in a team of three staff members who perform this role for different areas across the institute Advise and train academic staff on research data management (from the planning and collection phase to data storage, preparation of research data management plans). Elaboration and maintenance of documentation, guidelines and handouts on FDM. Your profile Required: Successfully completed university studies (B.A.-/FH-level) in computer science, business informatics or a comparable course of study with IT reference. Alternatively: proven, equivalent skills and experience due to several years of professional activity in the field of activity described above. Knowledge of research data management in the social sciences/digital humanities field. Analytical thinking, very good communication skills, quick comprehension, strong teamwork skills. Willingness to further education in the field of activity and its edges. independent, systematic and constructive working style confident handling of appropriately common IT systems (e.g., databases, scientific application programs) very good English and German language skills, both written and spoken. Desirable: Proven skills and experience due to several years of professional activity in the above-described field of activity (career starters with successfully completed university studies are also very welcome). Basic knowledge of copyright and data protection law Team spirit, openness to cross-functional issues and the challenge of working out solutions to problems in professionally mixed teams Knowledge of common paradigms, methods and metadata as well as persistent identifier standards. Knowledge of current research data infrastructures Knowledge of storage & backup Our offer The Max Planck Institute for Ethnological Research offers an interesting, responsible and varied job in an international, collegial and motivating working environment as well as extensive professional qualification opportunities. You will be an integral part of a team that drives the systematization and structuring of the institute's research data management, working in particular with colleagues from IT and with the research departments. The employment is open-ended and on a full-time basis (39 hours/week) with flexible working hours. The place of work is Halle (Saale) in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. Our modern campus is located in a quiet yet central location. The remuneration is based on regulations of the collective agreement for the public service (TVöD-Bund). In addition, we grant social benefits in accordance with the regulations for the public service (e.g. an attractive company pension plan, annual bonuses, performance pay, job ticket) and offer childcare options in cooperation with local daycare centers. The Max Planck Society has set itself the goal of employing more severely disabled people. Applications from severely disabled people are expressly encouraged. The Max Planck Society strives for gender equality and diversity. Furthermore, the Max Planck Society aims to increase the proportion of women in areas where they are underrepresented. Women are therefore explicitly encouraged to apply. Contact Please submit your application (including training/college degrees, job references) electronically via the vacancies link on our homepage (under 'Careers') by 31/01/2023 or go directly to the online application form via the link below. Content-related questions will be answered by Sebastian Ehser (phone 0345 2927-441, e-mail ehser[AT]eth.mpg.de ). Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Human Resources Carolin Klevenow klevenow[AT]eth.mpg.de Have we aroused your interest? Then we look forward to receiving your complete online application with reference number YF15156653 at: https://recruitingapp-5034.de.umantis.com/Vacancies/457/Application/New/1 For more information about the institute and its scientific orientation, please visit: http://www.eth.mpg.de