Technische Universität Dresden | Germany | 01xxx Dresden | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 08.06.2026 on stepstone.de
Building materials tester (m/f/d)
The Institute for Massivbau (IMB) of the Technical University of Dresden (TUD) has been researched and taught for over 100 years. The institute has four professorships today. Under the premise of sustainability and resource efficiency, the topics in research and teaching of concrete and steel- or carbon-reinforced concrete range in all its facets in experiment and simulation, construction in stock, reinforcement of structures for structures for wind turbines on and offshore, railway bridges for high-speed traffic and structural monitoring. Together with numerous practical partners, we translate the findings of research into real construction practice and teaching. In the Otto-Mohr-Laboratorium (OML) belonging to the IMB, various experimental investigations of small-scale test specimen tests over large-format component tests in the real scale up to the in situ examination of structures on external construction sites are carried out. TUD stands for a university culture characterized by openness, appreciation, joy of innovation and participation. It understands diversity as a cultural self-evidentity and quality criterion of a university of excellence. Accordingly, we welcome all applicants who want to engage with us and with us for the success of all with their performance and personality. At the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Institute of Solid Building, Otto-Mohr-Laboratorium (OML) is at the closest possible time a place as
(in the presence of personal requirements E 6 TV-L) until 30.06.2028 (determination according to TzBfG), with the option of extension, to be occupied. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Testing of material samples, in particular drill cores, of structures or products including the preparation of test reports Measurements and provisions on the composition, production and testing of novel building materials (including high-performance concrete and CO2-neutral concrete) Calibration and adjustment of test machines and equipment performing static and specific high-cyclic component tests in coordination with the scientific staff, including application of the transducers according to predetermined test plans, documentation and evaluation of the test results Support in the maintenance and maintenance of measuring and testing equipment
successfully completed training as a building material tester or Construction material tester in the field of mortar and concrete with several years of experience in the determination of material characteristics Knowledge of highly cyclic component tests, testing technology, technical control, calibration regulations and test regulations Experience in the removal of concrete samples In-situ and documentation of the collection points Self-employment, commitment, flexibility and team spirit is desired to demonstrate the expanded, stress-sensitive training (E-Schein)
We offer you a varied activity in an innovative working environment. In a dedicated team, you will bring your ideas and expertise and actively shape the further development of our research topics. As a certified, family-friendly university, TUD offers a family-friendly infrastructure on campus and in the immediate vicinity. The TUD seeks to increase the proportion of women and therefore expressly asks them for their application. The university is a family-friendly university. Applications for disabled people are particularly welcome. In the case of the same suitability, these or them are preferably hired by SGB IX by law for equal workers. .
Location
 | Technische Universität Dresden | |
| 01069 Dresden | ||
| Germany |
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