Management-/Office Assistant

The Department of Earth Observation Science (EOS) has around 30 staff members and 30 PhD students from all over the world and is engaged in education, research and capacity building on earth observation, image analysis and geo-health. The department develops and applies methods for the extraction of geographical information from data gained by satellite, airborne, and terrestrial sensors. It holds expertise in sensor technology, deep learning, spatial statistics, image understanding, monitoring and data integration, and modelling the spread and emergence of diseases at various scales. You can find out more about us and our work on our homepage.

About the organisation
The Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)?provides international postgraduate education, research and project services in geo-information science and earth observation. Our mission is capacity development, where we apply, share and facilitate the effective use of geo-information and earth observation knowledge and tools for solving global wicked problems. Our purpose is to enable our many partners around the world to track and trace the impact – and the shifting causes and frontiers – of today’s global challenges. Our vision is of a world in which researchers, educators, and students collaborate across disciplinary and geographic divides with governmental and non-governmental organisations, institutes, businesses, and local populations to surmount today’s complex global challenges and contribute to sustainable, fair, and digital societies.