Das Deutsche Meeresmuseum sucht zur Verstärkung der Stabstelle Kommunikation & Marketing
ab 01.06.2024 in Vollzeit und unbefristet einen

Sachbearbeiter Kooperationen und Onlinekommunikation (m/w/d)

Die Stiftung Deutsches Meeresmuseum ist ein national und international bedeutsames naturwissenschaftliches Museum. Zu ihr gehören die Standorte MEERESMUSEUM, OZEANEUM, NATUREUM und NAUTINEUM. Die Schwerpunkte der Ausstellungs-, Sammlungs- und Forschungstätigkeit sind Meeresbiologie, Ozeanografie, Fischerei und Meereskunde. Schauaquarien mit Becken von bis zu 2,6 Millionen Liter Wasser ergänzen die Ausstellungen und zeigen die Lebewelt in den tropischen und nördlichen Meeren. Das Deutsche Meeresmuseum zählt zu den meistbesuchten Museen Deutschlands. Die Modernisierung des Standortes MEERESMUSEUM und dessen Wiedereröffnung im Sommer 2024 ist ein wichtiger Meilenstein für die Stiftung.

Ihre Aufgaben:

• Aufbau neuer und Pflege bestehender Kooperationen mit Ausstellungs- und Kulturpartnern, Netzwerken, Natur- und Umweltschutzorganisationen, Hochschulen, Instituten, Verbänden etc.
• Entwicklung, Koordination und Durchführung der Kooperationsmaßnahmen (Werbeleistungen, Onlinekommunikation, Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Teilnahme an Netzwerktreffen, Erstellung von Kooperationsverträgen)
• Weiterentwicklung und redaktionelle Betreuung der wissenschaftlichen Webseiten des Deutschen Meeresmuseums auf Deutsch und Englisch (derzeit mit Typo3)
• Betreuung der Social-Media-Kanäle des Deutschen Meeresmuseums in Bezug auf Kooperationen und wissenschaftliche Themen
• Erstellung geeigneter Kundenbindungsprodukte wie des monatlichen E-Mail-Newsletters

Für die Besetzung dieser verantwortungsvollen Position erwarten wir von Ihnen:

• einen Hochschulabschluss (Bachelor) in Kommunikation, Marketing, BWL o.Ä.
• mehrjährige Berufserfahrung mit Content-Management-Systemen zur Redaktion von Webseiten und mit der Betreuung von gewerblichen Social-Media-Kanälen
• Affinität für das Thema Meer und die Kommunikation über wissenschaftliche Themen
• professionelle Umgangsformen und Ausdrucksweise, Zuverlässigkeit, Vertrauenswürdigkeit sowie ein ausgeprägtes Verantwortungsbewusstsein
• hohe Leistungsbereitschaft, Teamfähigkeit, Eigeninitiative und Flexibilität
• C1-Zertifikat in Englisch
• Führerschein Klasse B

Ihre Chance:

Wir bieten Ihnen eine herausfordernde, vielseitige und anspruchsvolle Tätigkeit in einem lebendigen Team sowie die Referenz eines europaweit beachteten Museums, dessen Erfolg für die gesamte Region von großer Bedeutung ist. Die Vergütung erfolgt bei Erfüllung der persönlichen Voraussetzungen entsprechend TVöD (VKA) Entgeltgruppe 11.

Ihre Bewerbung:

Bitte senden Sie Ihre Unterlagen bis zum 30.04.2024 per E-Mail an bewerbung{at}meeresmuseum.de.

Gern beantwortet die Leiterin der Stabstelle Kommunikation & Marketing Diana Meyen Ihre Fragen zu dieser Ausschreibung unter +49 3831 2650-621.

Im Zusammenhang mit dieser Stellenausschreibung entstehende Kosten werden nicht erstattet.

Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Bewerbung!

Job offer code: W/OZ/013

The Ocean Museum Germany in Stralsund is a natural history museum of national and international importance. It encompasses the MEERESMUSEUM, OZEANEUM, NATUREUM, und NAUTINEUM and is renowned for its extensive ocean exhibits and large public aquariums highlighting marine life in the cold and tropical oceans. The Ocean Museum Germany is one of the most-visited museums in Germany. Its respected scientific collections and research division have a focus on marine biology, oceanography, and fisheries.

The Ocean Museum Germany is located in the city of Stralsund, which was founded in 1234. As a member of the Hanseatic League, the beautiful city has a long-standing connection to the oceans, and the Baltic Sea in particular. It is a family-friendly environment and lies in one the prime vacation destinations of Germany.

We invite applications for a full-time (39-hour) position as

Scientist (m/f/d)

The position is available from May 15 2024 and ends on 31 December 2024. The place of employment is Stralsund, Germany.

The research project PAL-CE is funded by the “Bundesamt für Naturschutz“. The main task is to test acoustic porpoise alert systems (PAL) for long-term use to prevent bycatch of harbour porpoises in gillnets. The project aims to answer, if PALs reduce bycatch in the long term and if their effectiveness changes over time. The reaction of harbour porpoises to PALs deployed in gillnets will be tested in the field and a cooperation with fishermen will be built up. The ideal candidate combines knowledge about Harbor porpoises with bio-acoustics and fisheries.

Your tasks include:

• Data collection and analysis
• Analysis of Fisheries data derived from OIC.
• Scientific evaluation of data.
• Support of project management, administrative tasks, and project finances.
• Quality control, documentation of results, and reporting.
• Organization of project and scientific meetings.
• Representation of the museum with focus on research.
• Cooperation with national and international organizations.
• Scientific publication and presentation.

Job requirements:

• PhD or MSc in ecology, biology, bioinformatics, or related discipline.
• Experience in modeling.
• Knowledge in R and/or MATLAB for the analysis of acoustic data.
• Willingness to participate in research cruises, also on short notice and on weekends.
• Availability for domestic and international travels.
• Excellent knowledge of German and very good knowledge of English.
• Creativity, high degree of independence.
• Good communication skills within the team and with fisheries’ representatives; ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.

Desired requirements:

• Driver’s license, license for small vessels.

We offer a salary related to the German public tariff (Entgeltgruppe 13, TVöD VKA) plus the usual social benefits for the public employment sector. The Ocean Museum Germany is an equal opportunity employer for women, minorities, and people with disabilities, and strives to increase the percentage of women in the science sector. Severely disabled persons with equal qualifications will be considered preferentially.

Please send your application (if possibly as pdf-file) including job offer code W/OZ/013 to bewerbung@meeresmuseum.de including your CV, motivation letter, list of publications, and list of references. Closing date for applications is April 30^th, 2024.

Costs incurred during the application process will not be compensated. With your application, you agree that your personal data will be stored and processed until the end of the application process.
More detailed information is available at www.deutsches-meeresmuseum.de/datenschutz

Job offer code: W/OZ/011

The Ocean Museum Germany in Stralsund is a natural history museum of national and international importance. It encompasses the MEERESMUSEUM, OZEANEUM, NATUREUM, und NAUTINEUM and is renowned for its extensive ocean exhibits and large public aquariums highlighting marine life in the cold and tropical oceans. The Ocean Museum Germany is one of the most-visited museums in Germany. Its respected scientific collections and research division have a focus on marine biology, oceanography, and fisheries.

The Ocean Museum Germany is located in the city of Stralsund, which was founded in 1234. As a member of the Hanseatic League, the beautiful city has a long-standing connection to the oceans, and the Baltic Sea in particular. It is a family-friendly environment and lies in one the prime vacation destinations of Germany.

We invite applications for a full-time (39-hour) position as

Scientist (m/f/d)

The position is available from July 15^th 2024 and ends on 31^st December 2024. The place of employment is Stralsund, Germany.

The research project PAL-CE is funded by the “Bundesamt für Naturschutz“. The main task is to test acoustic porpoise alert systems (PAL) for long-term use to prevent bycatch of harbour porpoises in gillnets. The project aims to answer, if PALs reduce bycatch in the long term and if their effectiveness changes over time. The reaction of harbour porpoises to PALs deployed in gillnets will be tested in the field and a cooperation with fishermen will be built up. The ideal candidate combines a good knowledge about Harbor porpoises with bio-acoustics.

Your tasks include:

• Acoustic detection of harbour porpoises with multi-channel hydrophone arrays, SoundTraps, C-PODs and F-PODs.
• 3D-localisation of porpoises with acoustic methods (beam forming, time of arrival differences) in collaboration with other researchers.
• Scientific evaluation of acoustic data.
• Support of project management.
• Quality control, documentation of results, and reporting.
• Organization of project and scientific meetings.
• Representation of the museum with focus on research.
• Cooperation with national and international organizations.
• Scientific publication and presentation.

Job requirements:

• PhD or MSc in geoinformatics, bioinformatics, physics, biology or related discipline.
• Experience in ultrasound acoustics.
• Knowledge in R and/or MATLAB for the analysis of acoustic data.
• Willingness to participate in research cruises, also on short notice and on weekends.
• Availability for domestic and international travels.
• Excellent knowledge of German and very good knowledge of English.
• Creativity, high degree of independence.
• Good communication skills within the team and with fisheries’ representatives; ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.

Desired requirements:

• Driver’s license, license for small vessels.

We offer a salary related to the German public tariff (Entgeltgruppe 13, TVöD VKA) plus the usual social benefits for the public employment sector. The Ocean Museum Germany is an equal opportunity employer for women, minorities, and people with disabilities, and strives to increase the percentage of women in the science sector. Severely disabled persons with equal qualifications will be considered preferentially.

Please send your application (if possibly as pdf-file) including job offer code W/OZ/011 to bewerbung@meeresmuseum.de including your CV, motivation letter, list of publications, and list of references. Closing date for applications is May 31^st, 2024.

Costs incurred during the application process will not be compensated. With your application, you agree that your personal data will be stored and processed until the end of the application process.
More detailed information is available at www.deutsches-meeresmuseum.de/datenschutz

Job offer code: W/OZ/012

The Ocean Museum Germany in Stralsund is a natural history museum of national and international importance. It encompasses the MEERESMUSEUM, OZEANEUM, NATUREUM, und NAUTINEUM and is renowned for its extensive ocean exhibits and large public aquariums highlighting marine life in the cold and tropical oceans. The Ocean Museum Germany is one of the most-visited museums in Germany. Its respected scientific collections and research division have a focus on marine biology, oceanography, and fisheries.

The Ocean Museum Germany is located in the city of Stralsund, which was founded in 1234. As a member of the Hanseatic League, the beautiful city has a long-standing connection to the oceans, and the Baltic Sea in particular. It is a family-friendly environment and lies in one the prime vacation destinations of Germany.

We invite applications for a full-time (39-hour) position as

Scientist (m/f/d)

The position is available from May 1^st 2024 and ends on 31^st of July 2024. The place of employment is Stralsund, Germany.

The research project GEOSTOR aims to develop a roadmap for large-scale storage of carbon in sub-seabed geological formations in the German sector of the North Sea. It will quantify geological storage potentials, identify, and investigate possible storage locations, assess environmental risks, develop novel monitoring techniques, study the legal framework and estimate costs for offshore CO2 transport and storage. Environmental risks include effects on the distribution, abundance, and physiology of harbour porpoises by an increased need for seismic exploration as part of the monitoring of potential deposits. The project is funded by the Federal Ministry for the Environment.

Your tasks include:

• Conduct scientific literature research about anthropogenic sound effects on harbour porpoises.
• Evaluation of acoustic data.
• Support of project management, administrative tasks, and project finances.
• Quality control, documentation of results, and reporting.
• Organization of project and scientific meetings.
• Representation of the museum with focus on research.
• Cooperation with national and international organizations.
• Scientific publication and presentation.

Job requirements:

• PhD or MSc in biology, bioinformatics, or related discipline.
• Experience in ultrasound acoustics.
• Knowledge in R and/or MATLAB for the analysis of acoustic data.
• Availability for domestic and international travels.
• Excellent knowledge of German and very good knowledge of English.
• Creativity, high degree of independence.
• Good communication skills within the team and with fisheries’ representatives; ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.

Desired requirements:

• Driver’s license, license for small vessels.

We offer a salary related to the German public tariff (Entgeltgruppe 13, TVöD VKA) plus the usual social benefits for the public employment sector. The Ocean Museum Germany is an equal opportunity employer for women, minorities, and people with disabilities, and strives to increase the percentage of women in the science sector. Severely disabled persons with equal qualifications will be considered preferentially.

Please send your application (if possibly as pdf-file) including job offer code W/OZ/012 to bewerbung@meeresmuseum.de including your CV, motivation letter, list of publications, and list of references. Closing date for applications is April 30^th, 2024.

Costs incurred during the application process will not be compensated. With your application, you agree that your personal data will be stored and processed until the end of the application process.
More detailed information is available at www.deutsches-meeresmuseum.de/datenschutz