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Project management positions in Belgium

6 open positions, aggregated daily from university career portals across Europe.

Belgium punches above its weight in research, anchored by KU Leuven (consistently Europe's most innovative university), UCLouvain, ULB, Ghent and VUB. The semiconductor institute imec in Leuven is a major employer in applied research. Funding comes from FWO (Flanders) and F.R.S.-FNRS (Wallonia). The bilingual system means Flemish universities operate in Dutch/English while Francophone ones use French/English.

•FWO and FNRS are the regional funding agencies
•KU Leuven consistently ranked Europe's most innovative university
•Postdoc salaries: €2,800–3,500/month net depending on seniority
•Central location with fast rail connections across Europe

imec · Engineering - Leuven

Project management

ASIC Project Manager – Packaging, testing & Qualification

Engineering - Leuven | Just now At IC-Link by imec, we support customers in bringing their ASIC and SoC solutions from design towards manufacturing and production. For our team, we are looking for an ASIC Project Manager with strong expertise in Packaging, Test & Qualification. In this role, you will manage and shape complex customer projects, with a particular focus on the backend manufacturing flow. You will bring together customers, business development colleagues and technical experts to define the right solution and turn it into a realistic project plan. Your role combines technical…

🇧🇪 LeuvenPermanent

No deadlineSource: imec

imec · Management - Leuven

Project management

Logic CMOS device Program Manager

Management - Leuven | About a week ago As Logic CMOS Device Program Manager, you will lead and coordinate imec’s Logic CMOS Device program(s), focusing on advanced CMOS device architectures (e.g. GAA, CFET and beyond) and their integration into future logic technology nodes. You will ensure that device innovation is translated into structured, executable R&D programs aligned with imec’s logic roadmap and industrial partner expectations, with strong compatibility to 300 mm CMOS FAB environments. You will bridge strategy, execution, and stakeholder alignment across multiple device centric R&D…

🇧🇪 LeuvenPermanent

No deadlineSource: imec

imec · Business Development - Leuven

Project management

EuroCDP FSTP Program Manager

Business Development - Leuven | More than two weeks ago The EU Chips Design Platform (EuroCDP) brings together resources and expertise to support Europe’s chip innovators. Its Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) programme will provide €200+ million in grants to European fabless SMEs. As FSTP Program Manager, you will lead the delivery of the entire program, from call planning to final reporting and closure. You will coordinate partners and specialist teams, oversee the grant portfolio and ensure that funding is managed effectively within the agreed program governance. In this role, you…

🇧🇪 LeuvenPermanent

No deadlineSource: imec

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between FWO and FNRS funding in Belgium?+

FWO (Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek) funds research in Flanders (Dutch-speaking Belgium), while F.R.S.-FNRS (Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique) funds research in Wallonia and Brussels (French-speaking Belgium). Both fund PhD and postdoc fellowships, project grants and research infrastructure.

Is Belgium a good place for an academic career?+

Belgium offers a strong research environment with competitive salaries (postdocs earn €2,800–3,500/month net), central location in Europe, and world-class institutions like KU Leuven and UCLouvain. The bilingual system means opportunities exist in both Dutch- and French-speaking communities.

Project management positions in Belgium

ASIC Project Manager – Packaging, testing & Qualification

Logic CMOS device Program Manager

EuroCDP FSTP Program Manager

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