Must hold a PhD in a field relevant to research on landscape resilience, e.g. in forest science or ecology, biodiversity, agricultural science, geology, social science, economics, etc., Should have completed their PhD degree no later than 6 years ago [if applicable, plus maternity/parental leave], Should have excellent methodological knowledge in their particular field (f.ex. modelling, remote sensing, ecophysiological methods, socio-economic analyses) Should have a high interest and ideally experience in inter- and transdisciplinary work proven by participation in interdisciplinary projects, publications and/or outreach activities, Should have a scientific creativity shown by a track record of original and innovative research Must be proficient in English, German is a plus