Location: La Palma, Canary Islands – DELTA Project
Contract Type: Permanent, Full-Time
Salary Range: €19,720 - €37,119 annually, plus up to 30% additional performance-based bonuses.
About the Project: The DELTA Project focuses on implementing a comprehensive marine environment observation program following the 2021 volcanic eruption in La Palma. The goal is to enhance understanding of the affected marine ecosystem and promote sustainable management based on scientific research.
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Application Process: Candidates interested in applying should submit their application, including a completed Form 1 and relevant documentation, via email to convocatoriaplazas@plocan.eu within 15 days of the job posting. Ensure to reference the position (CIP-034/2024) in the subject line of your email. You will find all the information to apply here: https://plocan.eu/ofertas-de-empleo
Selection Process: The selection will involve a review of qualifications and experience, followed by an interview assessing the candidate's suitability, competencies, and commitment to the role.
Deadline: Applications must be submitted before 05/09/2024
Additional Information: The DELTA project offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research in marine biodiversity, with the potential to impact environmental conservation strategies in volcanic regions. Successful candidates will work in a dynamic and collaborative environment, with opportunities for professional growth and development.
PLOCAN is a scientific and technical infrastructure specialized in studies and projects related to the ocean, with its main operational base located on the island of Gran Canaria, although its scope essentially covers the European community. In addition to the main headquarters, PLOCAN has two island representations in La Palma and Fuerteventura, allowing it to cover different geographical areas and expand the possibilities of its test beds in the archipelago.
The PLOCAN headquarters in La Palma constitutes a focal point where research teams converge and the development of advanced technologies on the island is promoted to conduct oceanographic studies. The goal is to generate data and services with a socio-economic impact.
Likewise, PLOCAN has its own team residing on the island of La Palma, from where scientific and technological projects are managed, whose scope has a direct or indirect impact on the island. The island representations of PLOCAN play a fundamental role in driving marine research and knowledge transfer at the regional level, as well as in promoting island awareness and sustainability efforts related to marine resources.