
Do you want to work on a meaningful mission that makes a difference in society? Do you enjoy writing and find it easy, and are you well-versed in online content formats? Are you looking for a job that offers plenty of responsibility and creativity, within an informal team of friendly and driven colleagues? And have you always wanted an office in the heart of Amsterdam, with workspaces in the capital’s oldest non-religious building?
The web editor:
The web editor is part of the Interface team (approximately 5 FTE). The web editor works closely with colleagues from other departments who carry out our research activities, events, and educational programs. Interface serves as the link between these content-focused groups at Waag and the outside world, and handles communications regarding all of Waag’s activities.
For nearly 30 years, Waag Futurelab has been researching how technology can be used to drive social innovation. Well-known Waag projects include Fairphone, the world’s most sustainable smartphone, and De Digitale Stad, one of the very first social media platforms in the Netherlands. Or consider Operation Sigismund, one of the first educational games in the Netherlands that lets students experience how exciting an archive can be and is still played weekly at the Drents Archief.
Your future colleague Ouarda talks about working at Waag: “The freedom the organization gives me to shape my own projects really suits me. My colleagues appreciate me, I can be myself, and that makes it a great place to work.”
Waag operates as a team of designers, artists, and scientists who apply public research methods to technology and society. In doing so, Waag empowers as many people as possible to help design an open, fair, and inclusive future. We do this by collaboratively exploring emerging technologies, questioning underlying cultural assumptions, and designing alternatives based on public values. In this way, we strive to contribute to an open, fair, and inclusive future. Visitwaag.orgfor more information about Waag and the projects we are working on.
Diversity is crucial to making technology and society more open, fair, and inclusive. That is why we encourage candidates from diverse cultural backgrounds to apply. Even if you feel you don’t meet all the requirements, we still encourage you to apply. Some qualities can’t be captured in bullet points.
Deadline:July 15, 2024
If we find the right candidate sooner, we may close the position early—so don’t wait too long to apply!
If you have any questions about this job opening, please contact Gijs Boerwinkel, Head of Communications, atgijs@waag.org
Recruitment agencies are asked to refrain from contacting us regarding this job opening.