An early-career collaborator is sought for participation in a European research project focusing on
advanced statistical methods and applications in health, public health, mental health, environmental
health and related fields.
The central idea of the project is to move beyond the simple mean, with emphasis on modelling
heterogeneity, risk, extreme values and different population profiles.
Profile of candidate:
- degree in natural sciences, health sciences or a related field,
- good statistical background or strong willingness to be trained,
- very good command of English,
- organisational skills, consistency and good communication,
- interest in applications related to health data, public health, mental health, environmental health,
pharmacovigilance, real-world evidence or related fields, - willingness to contribute to both the research and the organisational/project-support aspects of
the project.
The role may include: - support for a European research project and international collaborations,
- monitoring deadlines, communication and organisational support for project activities,
- involvement in case studies, data analysis and research outputs,
- support for scientific communication, dissemination and reporting,
- possible connection with a doctoral or broader research pathway, depending on the candidate’s
profile and interests.
Offered: - indicative annual financial framework of approximately €15,000 – €30,000/year, depending on the
final collaboration scheme, availability, qualifications, project needs and institutional approvals, - hybrid work arrangements, AUTH based ~ 40% per week,
- contract and insurance through the relevant institutional procedures,
- experience in a European research network and international teams,
- opportunity to contribute to publications, case studies, workshops, training and networking,
- development of a profile relevant to an academic/doctoral pathway, health data, public health,
environmental health, pharma, real-world evidence and even broader research/industry roles.
The description above is intended for a preliminary exploration of suitable profiles. Any final collaboration
will proceed through relevant institutional procedures.
Deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, starting 12 November 2026. The call will remain
open until the position is filled.
Further information:
Dr Konstantinos Pateras,
kostas.pateras@gmail.com
