Scientific Officers Food/Feed Microbiology
Pubblicato il 06-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Experteer Overview In this role you contribute to EFSA's mission of safeguarding European food safety by supporting scientific assessments in food/feed microbiology and industrial biotechnology. You will work with cross‐functional panels, preparing data‐driven materials, and drafting scientific outputs while coordinating expert groups and contract activities. The position offers exposure to regulatory science, risk assessment methodologies, and stakeholder engagement within an international environment. This opportunity aligns you with EFSA's Strategy 2027 and its mission to deliver trustworthy scientific advice at EU scale.
Retribuzione / Benefits Collect, analyse and evaluate data for scientific materials and working documents
Assist in drafting and reviewing scientific outputs and risk assessments
Provide administrative and scientific support to Panels/Working Groups, including coordination of experts and meetings
Contribute to development of scientific guidance and methodology
Provide technical support to manage contracts and procurements
Stay informed on scientific and regulatory developments relevant to the field
Coordinate with European, national and international stakeholders
Communicate scientific outputs in accessible terms to the public
Responsabilità Experience in Food/Feed Microbiology or Industrial Biotechnology
Experience in writing and reviewing scientific documents and risk assessment
Data analysis and interpretation in a scientific risk assessment context
Experience in managing scientific projects and/or coordinating expert groups/networks
Strong communication skills in English (spoken and written) and ability to interact with stakeholders
University‐level education of at least three years with a diploma
Ability to work in an international, regulation‐driven environment
Ability to deal with ambiguity and work with limited information
Knowledge of regulatory and legislative aspects in the field
Requisiti fondamentali household allowance
expatriation