Project Coordinator II, Psychiatric Research & Human Genetics

Are you ready to accelerate the future of psychiatric medicine at the intersection of biology and technology? The Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT is looking for an ambitious, detail-oriented Project Coordinator II to join our dynamic Genetics Project Management team. In this role, you will serve as the heartbeat of our research initiatives, bridging the gap between innovative scientific vision and operational execution. Whether you are a recent graduate or an early-career professional, you will have the unique opportunity to support high-impact, large-scale studies that strive to decode the genetic architecture of psychiatric disorders, ultimately shaping the next generation of therapeutic breakthroughs.

As a Project Coordinator II, you will be embedded in a world-class, collaborative environment where your ability to organize, communicate, and problem-solve will directly influence the success of our global research partnerships. You will take ownership of project lifecycles, navigating the complexities of laboratory workflows and cross-institutional collaborations with precision and enthusiasm. We offer a hybrid work environment that balances focused individual contributions with the energy of our Cambridge-based team. If you are passionate about human genetics and thrive in a fast-paced, mission-driven atmosphere where your daily efforts contribute to meaningful global health outcomes, we invite you to help us push the boundaries of what is possible in psychiatric research.

Requirements

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Strong organizational and time management abilities.
• Ability to work effectively both independently and in a team.
• A proactive and positive attitude towards learning.
• Relevant degree or equivalent professional experience.