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The Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) is an international biomedical research institute of excellence, based in Barcelona, Spain, with more than 400 scientists from 44 countries. The CRG is composed by an interdisciplinary, motivated and creative scientific team which is supported both by a adaptable and efficient administration and by high-end and innovative technologies. We are seeking a Scientific & Tech Project Manager, fully dedicated to the Core Technologies Programme, who will be based in the Strategy and Funding (SaF) department at CRG.
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Act as the liaison between the Core Technologies Programme and CRG Communications, defining priorities, key messages and target audiences for internal and external dissemination
Identify and provide relevant content on the Programme's technologies, capabilities, achievements and project results for the communication activities led by CRG Communications
Advise CRG Communications on the Programme's branding and online presence, including what to highlight and when
Collect, consolidate and monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) across the Technology Units
Prepare reports for the Ministry, the Generalitat and other stakeholders, including Severo Ochoa programme reporting
Support reporting and, when required, the qualitative and quantitative justification of projects
Support the implementation of the Core Technologies strategy within CRG's Severo Ochoa programme, with a focus on multiomics, spatial omics and AI-enabled technologies
Coordinate the development and updating of unit-level equipment heatmaps to support strategic planning and future equipment investments
Support the coordination of the Innovation Lab, including interactions with technology providers and the management of equipment demonstrations,



placements and collaborative technology development activities, in close collaboration with the Technology Unit Heads
Coordinate projects within the transversal single-cell and spatial omics platform, facilitating interactions between the participating Technology Units
Follow up on project progress and coordinate information exchange between teams and users
Support the management of funded technology development projects led by Core Technologies (e.g. infrastructure and collaborative projects), including follow-up of milestones, deliverables and compliance with funder requirements
Organise project and user meetings and workshops to align Technology Units, users and partners
Identify and monitor new funding opportunities for the Core Technologies Programme, including competitive grants, infrastructure funding calls and other national and international funding schemes
Identify opportunities for collaborative projects with research institutions, hospitals, technology providers and companies
Contribute to the preparation and writing of project proposals supporting the acquisition of new technologies, the development of innovative applications and the Programme's technological capabilities
Develop strategies for the valorisation of technology developments and project results, in collaboration with TBDO




Act as a point of contact and facilitate coordination with external academic users and companies interested in accessing Core Technologies services, particularly for integrated projects involving multiple units
Prepare presentations and briefing materials on the Programme's technologies, capabilities and achievements for visits from other institutions and for visits by the Head of Core Technologies to other institutions
Work as part of the SaF team, applying its shared tools, standards and AI-enabled workflows, and contributing to SaF's collective activities when needed
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You have at least 3 years of experience in project management in a research environment, including planning, follow-up of milestones and deliverables, and reporting to funders or institutional stakeholders
You have hands-on experience with core technologies (e.g. omics, single-cell or spatial technologies, imaging), gained either working in a core facility or research infrastructure, or as a scientist making extensive use of them
You have proven experience coordinating work involving several teams or stakeholders
You are comfortable collecting and analysing data and KPIs to monitor progress and performance
You hold a PhD in life sciences, bioengineering, physics, chemistry, computational biology or a related field
You are proficient in English
You have strong project management skills and solid writing skills for proposals, reports and presentations
You have advanced MS Office 365 skills and are comfortable working with collaborative digital tools (e.g. SharePoint, Trello, Confluence), including AI tools (e.g. Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude)
Highly developed organisational and coordination skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities<

📌 Scientific & Technology Project Manager (Barcelona)
🏢 Centre For Genomic Regulation (Crg)
📍 Barcelona