1-year PostDoc position in Project LeibnizDream (m/w/d)

Your tasks •

• Analyze collected data linguistically and statistically
• Discuss project progress with the project team in regular meetings
• Prepare research publications, chapters, summaries, and reports
• Disseminate findings in the scientific community and the media •

• PhD in theoretical linguistics
• specialization in formal and cross-linguistic semantics research
• familiarity with the project LeibnizDream and ability to quickly contribute to the project
• Organized and self-motivated professional
• Strong communication, team work and writing skills

What you can expect

• A varied job in a leading research institution
• Active, professional thesis supervision by experienced researchers
• A modern, well-equipped workplace in a new building in Berlin-Wilmersdorf (next to U-Bahnhof Spichernstraße)
• Self-organized work in an international team
• Room for personal initiative and professional development opportunities
• Embedding within the priority program Re: DIS with access to training resources and support networks across Germany
• Remuneration in accordance with the collective agreement for the public service (TVöD Bund), including the usual benefits (30 vacation days, plus the option of VBLU, subsidised company ticket)
• Financial support for conference and training school participation
• An attractive working environment with friendly colleagues in an internationally networked organization and a committed, helpful team with a wide range of training opportunities.
• The ZAS is certified for ensuring family-friendly working conditions by the audit workandfamily (berufundfamilie)”.
• The ZAS strives to strengthen gender balance and diversity of staff in all working areas and at all scientific levels.
• Members of groups traditionally underrepresented in German academic positions as well as in science support positions are particularly encouraged to apply.
• We particularly welcome applications from people with disabilities.
• In addition, the ZAS strives to implement the principles of Open Science.