Do you have a flair for a phrase? Do you want to work at the world''s leading particle physics laboratory, communicating the latest developments in high energy physics to a global audience? CERN has an opening for a Project Graduate in the Community Engagement (CE) section, in the Education, Communications and Outreach (ECO) group in the International Relations (IR) sector to join the editorial team of the CERN Courier the international magazine for high energy physics established in 1959. This is an ideal opportunity for someone with a background in particle physics who would like to build a career in science communication. Experienced science journalists with a physics background are also encouraged to apply. As an associate editor, you will help to drive forward the Courier''s print and online presence as part of a small but dynamic team. Your core tasks will include: Liaising with the global high energy physics community to keep the Courier at the forefront of developments in experimental and theoretical particle physics, accelerator physics, astroparticle physics, and cosmology; Generating ideas, fact checking, and proofreading; Commissioning and editing expert authored feature articles; Interviewing leading physicists; Writing news, features, and other articles; Curating the cerncourier.com website and managing social media; Taking responsibility for the timely production of several sections of the magazine; Liaising with publishing partners, partner institutions, authors, and readers; Collaborating with colleagues across the IR ECO group to support CERN''s communications objectives. In addition to developing organisational, communication, and editorial skills in an international research laboratory, the successful candidate will gain increased knowledge about high energy physics, technology, and international collaboration in a unique multicultural environment. Your profile Skills Research experience in high energy physics or a closely related field; Experience in writing, editing, and publishing, or the aptitude to rapidly develop these skills; Communicating complex topics with clarity, accuracy, concision, and flair; Adapting your communication to the needs of different audiences; Knowledge of particle physics and research methodologies; The ability to write and edit fluently in English; Attention to detail and quality management; Service orientation; Empathy and active listening; Curiosity and independent research; Critical and creative thinking; Resilience, flexibility, and adaptability; Time management and prioritisation; Motivation and self awareness; The ability to work in French would be an advantage. Eligibility criteria: You have a professional background in Particle Physics, Science Communication (or a related field) and have either: a Master''s degree with 2 to 6 years of post graduation professional experience; or a PhD with no more than 3 years of post graduation professional experience. You have never had a CERN fellow or