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Programmes EICThe European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) is launching a Call for Expression of Interest for the recruitment of three candidates for the position of European Innovation Council (EIC) Programme Manager (PM) and the establishment of a reserve list. This call is aimed at candidates with expertise in the following three thematic areas:
EIC PMs are high-level experts in specific fields of technology, business and innovation and who manage one or more EIC Portfolios. They are appointed to work in the Agency for a limited duration, in order to develop visions for breakthrough technologies and innovations, and to proactively manage portfolios of projects to achieve these breakthroughs. They are supported by EIC Project Officers as well as by EIC Tech to Market advisers. The EIC PMs are subject to strict rules concerning conflicts of interest and confidentiality.
The deadline for applications is 26 January 2024 12:00 Brussels time.
All information on the Call for EoI including on the EIC, job description, professional qualifications & other requirements and the selection & application procedure can be found in this announcement.
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