Your capabilities
- You have a bachelor's degree in preferably in a communications-related graduate program or equivalent. Candidates with other degrees who have experience in the job can also participate. Students who will graduate in 2024 may also apply. We keep diploma requirements broad; your enthusiasm and ability to learn are more important to us. If you have a foreign diploma, we ask you to obtain equivalence recognition. You can apply for this at NARIC Vlaanderen
- You have a basic understanding of stakeholder management and communications
- You have a strong affinity for communication, event organization and international cooperation
- You speak and write English fluently
- You possess or are about to obtain a B driver's license
We offer
We offer you an open-ended contract with a competitive salary based on your degree. You will be recruited in the salary scale B111 (with bachelordegree). You can make a gross and net calculation of your monthly salary, a holiday bonus and your end-of-year allowance via Salarissimulator | Vlaanderen.be (note, do not use the new salary simulator). Relevant experience can be considered for financial seniority.
You get a varied, challenging and socially relevant job in a dynamic environment with attractive working conditions and development opportunities. Hybrid work is possible if the position allows it.
Additional: Hospitalization and group (life) insurance, commuting allowance (bicycle – public
transport), meal vouchers (8 €/day) and option to lease a bicycle. A total of 35 paid vacation days based on last year's performance (private scheme). An additional week of holidays are given between Christmas and New Year’s Day.
AgrifoodTEF, or the Test and Experimentation Facility in Agrifood, is an important European initiative with a clear objective: to accelerate the integration of data, AI, and robotic applications into agriculture and food practices. Through this Flemish-European initiative, companies can test their new technologies with market potential under practical conditions. Specifically, a technology company can call upon ILVO to test and improve their prototype, such as a robot for automated mechanical weeding. This can involve both hardware, like camera systems, and software, such as AI algorithms for weed detection.
