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Digital City Studio Manager (f/m/d)

Applications Close: Apr 6, 2026

Interdisciplinary Transformation University (IT:U)

Linz, Austria

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Digital City Studio Manager (f/m/d)

30h part-time | On-site in Linz (AT) | Start Date: 1. April 2026

In a world shaped by digital transformation, technology must not only be developed but also understood and shaped by society. The Digital City Studio is a response to this challenge — a space where research meets the public, and digital futures are co-created by everyone.

The Digital City Studio is a collaborative initiative between IT:U and the City of Linz. It represents a new way of thinking about public engagement, science communication, and the role of technology in society. The Digital City studio fosters engaged and proactive dialogue through science communication and Citizen Science events around new technologies and “hot topics” like AI, the impacts of social media on individuals and society, safety of democracy, climate change effects, or quantum computing.

Your tasks and responsibilities:

Coordinate and plan outreach activities in the Digital City Studio, together with IT:U research groups and the City of Linz
Design and deliver engaging science communication and citizen science workshops for schools and the broad public
Organise and set up the logistics of public events, exhibitions, demos
Support the acquisition of research funding (conceiving and writing grant proposals)
Monitor and evaluate the reach and impact of the outreach activities
Co-develop and actively shape the future development strategy of the Digital City Studio
Stakeholder communication: engage and acquire schools, broad public, public authorities, etc. for the DCS workshops

Your strengths and skills:

Degree (MSc or BSc) in one of the following areas: information systems, computer science or related field.
Affinity to AI, digital technologies, etc.
Strong communication skills with enthusiasm for speaking in public
Deep understanding and interest in new technologies and impacts on society
Additionally: experience in writing grant proposals and acquiring private funding
English and German on a minumim level of C1 required

What you can expect:

A diverse and exciting role in a modern, innovative institution shaping the future of education
A unique opportunity to play a key role in building a new university and contribute your ideas
Independent and responsible area of responsibility in a highly professional and dynamic environment
Attractive campus with good public transport connections
Free parking or Climate Ticket Upper Austria

Competitive compensation starting from € 40.000 yearly gross salary

*come as you are – we value and promote diversity in our team. Everyone is encouraged to realize their full potential, realize ideas and seize opportunities. Regardless of age, skin colour, religion, gender, sexual orientation or origin, we welcome applications from all people equally.

Employment Type: Part time

Location: Linz

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Interdisciplinary Transformation University (IT:U)

Linz, Austria

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Digital City Studio Manager (f/m/d)

30h part-time | On-site in Linz (AT) | Start Date: 1. April 2026

Your tasks and responsibilities:

Coordinate and plan outreach activities in the Digital City Studio, together with IT:U research groups and the City of Linz
Design and deliver engaging science communication and citizen science workshops for schools and the broad public
Organise and set up the logistics of public events, exhibitions, demos
Support the acquisition of research funding (conceiving and writing grant proposals)
Monitor and evaluate the reach and impact of the outreach activities
Co-develop and actively shape the future development strategy of the Digital City Studio
Stakeholder communication: engage and acquire schools, broad public, public authorities, etc. for the DCS workshops

Your strengths and skills:

Degree (MSc or BSc) in one of the following areas: information systems, computer science or related field.
Affinity to AI, digital technologies, etc.
Strong communication skills with enthusiasm for speaking in public
Deep understanding and interest in new technologies and impacts on society
Additionally: experience in writing grant proposals and acquiring private funding
English and German on a minumim level of C1 required

What you can expect:

A diverse and exciting role in a modern, innovative institution shaping the future of education
A unique opportunity to play a key role in building a new university and contribute your ideas
Independent and responsible area of responsibility in a highly professional and dynamic environment
Attractive campus with good public transport connections
Free parking or Climate Ticket Upper Austria

Competitive compensation starting from € 40.000 yearly gross salary

Employment Type: Part time

Location: Linz

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Digital City Studio Manager (f/m/d)

Applications Close: Apr 6, 2026

Interdisciplinary Transformation University (IT:U)

Linz, Austria

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Digital City Studio Manager (f/m/d)

30h part-time | On-site in Linz (AT) | Start Date: 1. April 2026

Your tasks and responsibilities:

Coordinate and plan outreach activities in the Digital City Studio, together with IT:U research groups and the City of Linz
Design and deliver engaging science communication and citizen science workshops for schools and the broad public
Organise and set up the logistics of public events, exhibitions, demos
Support the acquisition of research funding (conceiving and writing grant proposals)
Monitor and evaluate the reach and impact of the outreach activities
Co-develop and actively shape the future development strategy of the Digital City Studio
Stakeholder communication: engage and acquire schools, broad public, public authorities, etc. for the DCS workshops

Your strengths and skills:

Degree (MSc or BSc) in one of the following areas: information systems, computer science or related field.
Affinity to AI, digital technologies, etc.
Strong communication skills with enthusiasm for speaking in public
Deep understanding and interest in new technologies and impacts on society
Additionally: experience in writing grant proposals and acquiring private funding
English and German on a minumim level of C1 required

What you can expect:

A diverse and exciting role in a modern, innovative institution shaping the future of education
A unique opportunity to play a key role in building a new university and contribute your ideas
Independent and responsible area of responsibility in a highly professional and dynamic environment
Attractive campus with good public transport connections
Free parking or Climate Ticket Upper Austria

Competitive compensation starting from € 40.000 yearly gross salary

Employment Type: Part time

Location: Linz

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Digital City Studio Manager (f/m/d)

Applications Close: Apr 6, 2026

Interdisciplinary Transformation University (IT:U)

Linz, Austria

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Digital City Studio Manager (f/m/d)

30h part-time | On-site in Linz (AT) | Start Date: 1. April 2026

Your tasks and responsibilities:

Coordinate and plan outreach activities in the Digital City Studio, together with IT:U research groups and the City of Linz
Design and deliver engaging science communication and citizen science workshops for schools and the broad public
Organise and set up the logistics of public events, exhibitions, demos
Support the acquisition of research funding (conceiving and writing grant proposals)
Monitor and evaluate the reach and impact of the outreach activities
Co-develop and actively shape the future development strategy of the Digital City Studio
Stakeholder communication: engage and acquire schools, broad public, public authorities, etc. for the DCS workshops

Your strengths and skills:

Degree (MSc or BSc) in one of the following areas: information systems, computer science or related field.
Affinity to AI, digital technologies, etc.
Strong communication skills with enthusiasm for speaking in public
Deep understanding and interest in new technologies and impacts on society
Additionally: experience in writing grant proposals and acquiring private funding
English and German on a minumim level of C1 required

What you can expect:

A diverse and exciting role in a modern, innovative institution shaping the future of education
A unique opportunity to play a key role in building a new university and contribute your ideas
Independent and responsible area of responsibility in a highly professional and dynamic environment
Attractive campus with good public transport connections
Free parking or Climate Ticket Upper Austria

Competitive compensation starting from € 40.000 yearly gross salary

Employment Type: Part time

Location: Linz

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