Full-Time

Team Leader

Genomics Core Facility and Method Development

Posted on 9/17/2025

Deadline 10/1/25
EMBL

EMBL

1,001-5,000 employees

Intergovernmental European life sciences research organization

Compensation Overview

€6k - €6.7k/mo

+ Salary free of income tax + Monthly family, child and non-resident allowances + Annual salary review + Pension scheme + Death benefit + Long-term care + Accident-at-work and unemployment insurances + Flexible working arrangements + Private medical insurance + Generous time off + Relocation package + Family benefits + Benefits for international newcomers

Bellheim, Germany

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Category
Biology & Biotech (2)
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Requirements
  • PhD degree
  • Extensive experience in genomics methods and/or methods development
  • Track record of leading large projects or a team
  • Experience in developing and managing a service-oriented core facility
  • Evidence of exceptional organisational and people skills
Responsibilities
  • Develop, oversee and organise the services provided by the facility
  • Lead a mid-sized team of scientists and technicians
  • Manage efficient use of resources and promote collaboration
  • Actively participate in the overall development and operation of genomics at EMBL
  • Pursue independent research interests to develop new cutting-edge genomics methods
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in developing scalable methods in sequencing technologies
  • Interest in genome engineering/editing
  • Experience in DNA synthesis and nanotechnology
  • Experience in lab automation
  • Experience in single cell genomics
  • Experience in spatial omics methods

EMBL is Europe’s flagship life sciences laboratory that conducts basic molecular biology research and runs a wide network of over 80 independent research groups across six sites (Heidelberg, Barcelona, Hamburg, Grenoble, Rome, and EMBL-EBI Hinxton). It also provides scientific services to member states, trains scientists and students, develops new instruments and methods for the life sciences, and engages in technology transfer to share discoveries. Its work is carried out by an intergovernmental organization dedicated to advancing European life science research. EMBL supports researchers through access to facilities and services, training programs, and collaborative projects, while coordinating and integrating resources across Europe and fostering tech transfer. Its goal is to advance fundamental science, enable scientific progress across Europe, and strengthen the ecosystem of life science research and innovation through collaboration, training, and shared tools.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Spain

Founded

1974

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What believers are saying

  • Boehringer Ingelheim Stiftung funds €7M in 2025, following €5M in 2017.
  • Supported over 290 projects from 27 countries since mid-2021.
  • Equipment donations from Zeiss, Leica, and Thermo Fisher equip latest microscopes.

What critics are saying

  • BIS withdraws after €12M total, collapsing services in 36-48 months.
  • Chan Zuckerberg Institute surpasses EMBL, diverting users in 12-24 months.
  • Euro-BioImaging nodes fragment user base to Barcelona in 6-18 months.

What makes EMBL unique

  • EMBL Imaging Centre pioneers open access to MINFLUX and cryo-electron tomography.
  • Partnership with Leica Microsystems provides on-site experts for sample-prep.
  • Plasma-FIB technology led by Julia Mahamid enables superior 3D FIB-SEM imaging.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Flexible Work Hours

Paid Vacation

Hybrid Work Options

Family Planning Benefits

401(k) Retirement Plan

Mental Health Support

Company News

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Jul 23rd, 2025
Boehringer Ingelheim Stiftung funds EMBL €7M

Boehringer Ingelheim Stiftung has committed €7 million to support the EMBL Imaging Centre in Heidelberg, enhancing its development of cutting-edge imaging technologies. This is the second funding round from BIS, following an initial €5 million in 2017. The funding will help recruit and maintain highly qualified staff, furthering the centre's role as a leading international hub for advanced microscopy technologies and training, having supported over 290 projects from 27 countries since mid-2021.

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