Specialist in measurement technology with a focus on physical effects and digital measuring systems (m/f/d)

As a specialist expert in measurement technology, you advise and support entrepreneurs, government agencies, institutions as well as business managers in measurement-related issues focusing on physical impacts and digital measurement systems. In addition to your cooperation in national and international bodies and working groups as well as national and international standardization, you will initiate and accompany development/research projects. With the help of your educational-didactic skills, you will develop seminars, publications and specialist events, design them and perform them. We provide you with the necessary technical and methodological skills in the course of a comprehensive 1.5-year introduction into the activity, based on your individual requirements and our training curriculum.

Completed academic studies in the fields of physics or comparable degree programs (Master / Diplom Univ.) Solid knowledge of relevant measuring methods in the field of physical effects, preferably noise / vibrations / electromagnetic fields / UV radiation Experiences in the field of digital/direct-indicating measurement systems, in particular in data acquisition/analysis and aggregation as well as in statistical evaluation and interpretation Experience in project management, preferably as project management Class B driving licence Good technical knowledge of English (language level GER B2) readiness to frequent, also multi-day, missions Your creativity in solving complex issues and your interest in multidisciplinary scientific topics will be yours

An unlimited contract of employment in full time, the possibility of parttime is generally given and is examined if appropriate applications are available. Payment by payment group 13 BG-AT plus a full 13. Monthly salary (68.824 – 103.236 € per year), with development possibility to the EC 14 BG-AT (75.707 – 114.248 € per year) Grant to the Deutschland-Job-Ticket Flexible working time with 30 holiday days a year Possibility of partial mobile work Ergonomic jobs with modern IT equipment at the respective service Pleasant operating climate and family-friendly working environment with operating capacity Convenient location and sufficient free parking Very good connection to the ÖPNV Breakfast and lunch in the canteen Comprehensive training and training opportunities Various health promotion measures Corporate Benefits Social benefits of the public service, including supplementary pension The BGHM actively promotes the reconciliation of work and family. In areas where women are underrepresented, it seeks to increase the proportion of women. That is why we expressly welcome women's applications. We appreciate diversity and look forward to seeing people with different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. We support people with disabilities in their participation in the application process. .