– Fulfilment of the requirements set out in Article 113 of the Law on Higher Education and Science (Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1571, consolidated text)
– academic achievements in the field of the First Worls War;
– obtaining a doctoral degree no earlier than 12 years prior to the year of employment (taking into account documented career breaks, in accordance with the appendix to the NCN Council resolution);
– doctorate obtained outside the University of Warsaw; in the case of a doctorate obtained at the University of Warsaw, a documented postdoctoral internship of at least 10 months outside Poland is required;
– communicative knowledge of German and English.

Desirable skills (not mandatory)
– experience in creating digital databases
– experience in creating popular science podcasts
If hired, we expect the University of Warsaw to be the primary workplace for the successful candidate.

PLN 140,000 gross/yearly (including 13th-month bonus, seniority allowance, employer's Social Security contributions, Employee Pension Plan contributions, and taxes).

– Workplace: University of Warsaw (possibility of performing duties remotely – in accordance with the Work Regulations and other regulations in force at the University of Warsaw), Faculty of History, University of Warsaw
– Professional development opportunities: work in an interdisciplinary team, access to the IDUB program, development of skills in digital humanities and database management, support in preparing and submitting your own research projects resulting from activities undertaken in the position offered, more https://rekrutacja-i-rozwoj.bsp.uw.edu.pl/praca-na-uw/
– Business travel expenses (foreign conferences, research trips and stays) are covered by the project funds
– University of Warsaw social package, including holidays in the countryside, etc.

Stage I: 60 points
– Assessment of preparation/qualifications relevant to the position based on previous scientific activity: 30 points.
– Assessment of the compatibility of scientific plans with the project: 20 points.
– Assessment of scientific experience (publications, participation in conferences, presentations, etc.): 10 points.
A maximum of 60 points in total from each member of the selection committee; candidates who obtain an average score of over 30 points will be invited for an interview.
Stage II: 40 points
The following will be assessed on the basis of the presentation and interview: compatibility of the proposed research topic with the objectives of the project; conduct of the interview (40)