The GIMM – Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine is a pioneering Portuguese private research
foundation with an ambitious vision for fundamental scientific exploration and its profound impact on global health and well-being. Founded in 2023, GIMM is the result of the merge of two leading research institutes: Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Antunes (iMM) and Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência (IGC) and dedicates to unraveling the fundamental mysteries of life and aims to be at the forefront of transdisciplinary research.
What GIMM seeks: At this moment, GIMM is looking for a Lab Technician to join the Laboratory coordinated by Claus Azzalin, under the research project “Telomeres and Telomere Transcription in Cancer and Aging” funded by Private Funding.
Key responsibilities
Profile of Candidate
(Mandatory)
(Desirable)
First Phase: Curriculum Analysis (50%) and Motivation Letter (30%).
The Curriculum will be qualitatively assessed in terms of its content and relevance to the tasks to be performed, namely:
The Motivation Letter will be evaluated based on the candidate’s motivation and interest in the activities to be carried out and in the field of research (25%), as well as written communication skills in the English language (5%).
Candidates who obtain a minimum final score of 75% in the first phase will be admitted to the second phase.
Second Phase: Interview (20%)
The interview will assess the candidate’s scientific background, motivation, suitability for the proposed activities, and communication skills.
Only candidates meeting the minimum score threshold in the first phase will be invited to the interview stage.
Only candidates who achieve a final overall score of at least 90% will be offered the position.
Applications should be submitted to People & Culture Unit, through the email positions@gimm.pt, with the reference “GIMM/CT/24-2026” in the subject. The non-compliance with these requirements determines the immediate rejection of the application.