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For information on selections and other related initiatives please contact the Human resources development office of the Organization and Human resources Division: email curricula@fmach.it; phone +39 0461 615542; fax +39 0461 615329.
The recruiting management is defined in the "Procedure for the recruitment of human resources at the Fondazione Edmund Mach".
The procedure is available, only in Italian, in Amministrazione trasparente / Disposizioni generali / Atti generali / Atti di regolazione (regolamenti, procedure, protocolli) nell'Allegato C - Procedure:
- Spontaneous application
Maybe you could not find the right opportunity at this moment, but you are interested in working at Fondazione Mach? You can send your spontaneous application with your cv mentioning your occupational area of interest at the following email contact: curricula@fmach.it. Please do not expect an immediate reply to your spontaneous application, if we find a suitable job for you, we will not hesitate to get in touch. You can also register to our Newsletter , so we can let you know when a vacancy comes up.
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