[CLOSED] Job opportunity - Project Coordinator of the Exposing the Invisible project

Your role

• Tactical Tech is looking for a highly committed and experienced individual to come on board as a Project Coordinator for a major two-year EU-funded project focused on collaborative and investigative journalism in Eastern and Southeastern Europe.
• The coordinator would work with Tactical Tech’s Exposing the Invisible team to realize a two-year project together with five international partner organisations.
• We are looking for someone above all with experience managing EU grants, but who also possesses a good understanding of the following topics: collaborative journalism, digital investigation, and media freedom.
• The ideal candidate already has practical experience in managing and implementing projects with multiple stakeholders and partners – from planning timelines to managing budgets and writing reports. Preferably your experience in projects includes organising trainings and events, offline and online.
• You should feel comfortable working with a specialised audience of investigators, journalists, and civil society organisations. Organizing and managing Berlin-based skill-sharing and networking events for investigators and journalists will be also part of your job in the future, as well as overseeing translation processes with multiple translators.
• If you enjoy working in an international environment and have experience in handling capacity-building projects focussed on challenges of the digital age, apply to work with us at Tactical Tech!**

Your key skills and professional experience

• 3+ years experience working in project management, with strong preference for projects related to press freedom, collaborative journalism or digital investigation.
• Rock-solid project and grant management and organizational skills as well as an autonomous, hands on, reliable, and quality-oriented way of working.
• Experience in designing and organising international trainings and events, offline and online.
• Experience in producing toolkits and public awareness materials in various formats like articles, reports, curricula, podcasts, blogs etc.
• A strong analytical mindset and communication skills.
• Sound understanding of issues related to the intersection of tech, data, investigation, journalism and civil liberties.
• Strong research and writing skills and ability to write in a non-academic, accessible and engaging manner.
• Native or near-native written English.
• Experience working in Eastern Europe or with Eastern European civil society organisations a plus.
• Experience working internationally and a sensitivity to political situations and different views of the world.
• Demonstrable commitment to Tactical Tech's mission and values, including an understanding of the geopolitical contexts in which Tactical Tech's work is carried out.
• Resilient and independent with a hands on attitude.
• Collaborative and supportive, committed to an active listening and learning culture.
• Working with integrity and respect, both internally and while representing Tactical Tech externally.