Project Manager Africa Millimetre Telescope

In 2019, the first ever picture of a black hole was published by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration, and in 2022 the first picture of the black hole in the centre of our Milky Way. Our current ERC-funded project 'BlackHolistic, making colour movies of black holes' focuses on better understanding the inner working of supermassive black holes and stellar mass black holes. To this end, the Event Horizon Telescope network will be expanded with a new mm-wave radio telescope in Africa, more specifically, in Namibia: the Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT).

As Project Manager, you will support the construction and commissioning of the Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT), a major international radio astronomy facility. The telescope in Namibia is being realised in close collaboration with the University of Namibia, the University of South Africa and many other international partners.

Based in the Netherlands, you will play a central role in coordinating technical, logistical and organisational processes required for the successful completion of the telescope in Namibia. You will work closely with the project director and technical teams, and you will ensure that all project activities are planned, executed and monitored effectively, with a particular focus on supplier coordination, system integration processes and overall project control.

You will report to the project director of the AMT and collaborate closely with the Radboud Radio Lab team and international partners. The role is central to ensuring that the technical, logistical and organisational elements of the project come together effectively to enable successful construction and commissioning of the telescope.

Medewerker spoelkeuken Foodcourt de Refter

Als medewerker spoelkeuken ben jij de stille kracht achter een vlekkeloze service. Zonder jou geen schone glazen, geen blinkende borden en geen tevreden gasten. Gedurende de openingstijden van het restaurant sorteer en verwijder je vuil en etensresten van het serviesgoed en plaats je deze in de daartoe bestemde rekken op de invoerbaan van de spoelmachine. Indien nodig droog of poleer je erna de materialen en transporteer je deze vervolgens weer naar de diverse gebruikslocaties.

Verder zorg je dat de afwaskeuken altijd spic en span is en reinig je vloeren, wanden en apparatuur. Je sorteert afval op de juiste wijze en voert deze ook af. Je signaleert problemen aan het apparatuur en indien nodig schakel je met je leidinggevende hierover. Tot slot zie je toe op een correcte uitvoering van de wet- en regelgeving, waaronder HACCP.

Project Manager Africa Millimetre Telescope

In 2019, the first ever picture of a black hole was published by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration, and in 2022 the first picture of the black hole in the centre of our Milky Way. Our current ERC-funded project 'BlackHolistic, making colour movies of black holes' focuses on better understanding the inner working of supermassive black holes and stellar mass black holes. To this end, the Event Horizon Telescope network will be expanded with a new mm-wave radio telescope in Africa, more specifically, in Namibia: the Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT).

As Project Manager, you will support the construction and commissioning of the Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT), a major international radio astronomy facility. The telescope in Namibia is being realised in close collaboration with the University of Namibia, the University of South Africa and many other international partners.

Based in the Netherlands, you will play a central role in coordinating technical, logistical and organisational processes required for the successful completion of the telescope in Namibia. You will work closely with the project director and technical teams, and you will ensure that all project activities are planned, executed and monitored effectively, with a particular focus on supplier coordination, system integration processes and overall project control.

You will report to the project director of the AMT and collaborate closely with the Radboud Radio Lab team and international partners. The role is central to ensuring that the technical, logistical and organisational elements of the project come together effectively to enable successful construction and commissioning of the telescope.

Medewerker spoelkeuken Foodcourt de Refter

Als medewerker spoelkeuken ben jij de stille kracht achter een vlekkeloze service. Zonder jou geen schone glazen, geen blinkende borden en geen tevreden gasten. Gedurende de openingstijden van het restaurant sorteer en verwijder je vuil en etensresten van het serviesgoed en plaats je deze in de daartoe bestemde rekken op de invoerbaan van de spoelmachine. Indien nodig droog of poleer je erna de materialen en transporteer je deze vervolgens weer naar de diverse gebruikslocaties.

Verder zorg je dat de afwaskeuken altijd spic en span is en reinig je vloeren, wanden en apparatuur. Je sorteert afval op de juiste wijze en voert deze ook af. Je signaleert problemen aan het apparatuur en indien nodig schakel je met je leidinggevende hierover. Tot slot zie je toe op een correcte uitvoering van de wet- en regelgeving, waaronder HACCP.

Project Manager Africa Millimetre Telescope

In 2019, the first ever picture of a black hole was published by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration, and in 2022 the first picture of the black hole in the centre of our Milky Way. Our current ERC-funded project 'BlackHolistic, making colour movies of black holes' focuses on better understanding the inner working of supermassive black holes and stellar mass black holes. To this end, the Event Horizon Telescope network will be expanded with a new mm-wave radio telescope in Africa, more specifically, in Namibia: the Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT).

As Project Manager, you will support the construction and commissioning of the Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT), a major international radio astronomy facility. The telescope in Namibia is being realised in close collaboration with the University of Namibia, the University of South Africa and many other international partners.

Based in the Netherlands, you will play a central role in coordinating technical, logistical and organisational processes required for the successful completion of the telescope in Namibia. You will work closely with the project director and technical teams, and you will ensure that all project activities are planned, executed and monitored effectively, with a particular focus on supplier coordination, system integration processes and overall project control.

You will report to the project director of the AMT and collaborate closely with the Radboud Radio Lab team and international partners. The role is central to ensuring that the technical, logistical and organisational elements of the project come together effectively to enable successful construction and commissioning of the telescope.