The Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) is offering a part-time research assistant position for 4 months funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation through the Ramón y Cajal (RYC2021- 031626-I), led by Dr. Violeta Cabello.About the project: The project focuses on advancing knowledge co-production for the governance of the water-food-ecosystem nexus with a special focus on the Mar Menor lagoon (Murcia, Spain). The aim is to explore how knowledge co-production can be organized as a transformative approach in highly contested wicked problems involving water management, agricultural production, and ecosystem loss. After three years of fieldwork in the Mar Menor, the project is now focused on data analysis and writing publications.Key responsibilities:Support qualitative research tasks, especially interview coding and qualitative data analysis.Main requirements/skills:Bachelor and MsC in social sciences or humanities research.Experience in qualitative research about social-ecological topics.Benefits and work environment:Interdisciplinary and inspiring work environment.Quiet and spacious workspaces.Possibility of participating in internal training and academic activities of the center.5-hour week work calendar (part-time: 50% of dedication).30 days of vacation per year.Term of contractStarting from September 2024, the position will extend until December 31st, 2024, with a one-month probation period.The position will carry a salary of 20.800 € gross/year for a full-time employment contract (part-time: 10.400€ gross/year).LocationAs an HR Excellence awarded institution, BC3 is committed to reconciling research-academic requirements and family duties. BC3 is particularly concerned with creating equal opportunities for people independently of gender, culture, and race. Anyone with relevant qualifications is therefore strongly encouraged to apply for the position.Deadline: 14 July, 2024.Informal inquiries can be made to Prof Violeta Cabello (******) noting in the subject of the message "Part-time Research Assistant – Knowledge co-production for the water-food-ecosystem nexus"

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