Job opportunities at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory

Last Updated on May 6, 2026 by admin

Discover job opportunities at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Germany. Learn about tax-free salaries, research roles, and how to apply today.

The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) is a famous center for biological research. In Germany, our main headquarters is located in Heidelberg, with another specialized site in Hamburg. We bring together the best scientists and professionals from over 80 countries to solve the mysteries of life.

Because EMBL is an international organization, it is a very special place to work. We offer a modern environment where people can share ideas and grow. Whether you are a researcher, an engineer, or an office expert, your work at EMBL helps improve human health and protects our planet.

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Grants Office Lead – EMBL HeidelberglocationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 2 Days Ago

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Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational GeneticslocationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 7 Days Ago

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Communications Lead, EMBL-EBIlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 8 Days Ago

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Software Engineer – Natural Language Search and AI IntegrationlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 9 Days Ago

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Data Centre Network EngineerlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 12 Days Ago

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Team Assistant at EMBL AI and Data Science CentrelocationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 13 Days Ago

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Research TechnicianlocationsGrenobleposted onPosted 13 Days Ago

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Outreach and Engagement OfficerlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 13 Days Ago

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Finance Business PartnerlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 15 Days Ago

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Course and Conference OfficerlocationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 16 Days Ago

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Research Technician – Sharpe GrouplocationsBarcelonaposted onPosted 16 Days Ago

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Digital Communications OfficerlocationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 19 Days Ago

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Team Leader – AI Engineering & AutomationlocationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 19 Days Ago

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Senior Site Reliability EngineerlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 20 Days Ago

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Data EngineerlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 21 Days Ago

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Application Platform CoordinatorlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 22 Days Ago

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Bioinformatics DeveloperlocationsHinxton, Cambridgeshireposted onPosted 22 Days Ago

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Data Architect / Knowledge Engineer – Euro-BioImaging (AI4Access)locationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 23 Days Ago

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Scientific Officer – Advanced Light MicroscopylocationsHeidelbergposted onPosted 23 Days Ago

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