With 44,000 students and around 5,700 employees, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main is one of the largest universities in Germany. Founded in 1914 by Frankfurter Bürger and since 2008 again in the legal form of a foundation, the Goethe University has a high degree of autonomy, professional diversity and innovative capacity. As a full university, the Goethe University currently offers 154 degree programs in 16 disciplines at five locations, has an outstanding research and third-party strength and is closely linked to society in various interactions by its scientists. In addition, the Goethe University is embedded within the association of the Rhine-Main University (RMU). At the Institute for Cell Biology and Neuroscience of the Department of Biosciences at the Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, the position for an Institute Coordinatorin (m/w/d) (E9a TV-G-U) indefinitely. The grouping is based on the characteristics of the collective agreement applicable to the Goethe University (TV-G-U). About our institute: The Institute of Cell Biology and Neuroscience currently consists of nine departments and is one of three institutes of the Department of Biosciences. The institute focuses on cross-scale cell and neurobiological issues. Our work extends from the acquisition, characterization and analysis of biological processes at molecular, cellular and organismic level to physical-mathematical modeling. We are pursuing the goal of carrying out experiments under as natural conditions as possible.

independent organisation of the institute administration, the cooperation of the administrative units in the institute and between the institutes and the Deanery of the department administrative support of the Managing Director* Management and supervision of the institution budget and the budget Staff management and personnel management Care and support of the homepage and the lecture directory Participation in the organisation of institute and department events Participation in the further development of the Institute's administrative structures

As an Institute Coordinatorin, you are the focal point of the Institute and therefore have the ability to quickly adjust to changing requirements and work independently and thoroughly. Theholder is actively involved in all processes and in the implementation of the institute's affairs. The activity requires a high degree of flexibility and discretion as well as openness to new. Adjustment requirements: completed training as an administrative specialist, in the commercial sector or comparable knowledge, as well as a relevant professional experience sound knowledge of human resources and households are advantageous very good oral and written knowledge of German and good English skills safe handling of modern communication means and standard office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), knowledge in SAP are advantageous good knowledge of the University Information System eG (HIS) and in a content management system are advantageous very good knowledge of high school structures and contact persons, procedures and procedures are desirable an instructor appropriation within the framework of the training offensive of the Goethe University is advantageous Teamability, flexibility and organised working

a well-equipped and secure workplace in a friendly team with the possibility of a flexible working time in agreement, a varied and responsible area of responsibility, the possibility of further education and a diverse range of benefits (currently free LandesTicket Hessen, university sports, offers for the reconciliation of family and profession). The Goethe University is actively engaged in opportunities, family-friendliness and diversity. In order to strengthen the diversity of different worlds of life and experience at the university, we are particularly pleased with applications from people with migration history and members of other previously underrepresented groups. Persons with a severe disability or similar persons are preferably taken into account with the same suitability. If women are underrepresented in the central institution, You are preferably taken into account with the same qualification. Please submit your application with the usual documents (life and testimonials) by 30.10.2026 in electronic form (collected in a PDF file with a maximum of 8 MB) by specifying the procedure number 2026-03 to the managing director, Prof. Dr. Virginie Lecaudey, via the institute administration (applications-oed@bio.uni-frankfurt.de). Unfortunately, costs arising from the application process cannot be reimbursed by the Goethe University. For further information, please contact Mr Leon Fischer (l.fischer@bio.uni-frankfurt.de). .