Scientific and Technical Staff:in (w/m/d) in the marine technology and physics laboratories with 50 % each Group 11 TV-L at the next possible time, indefinitely 39.2 hours/Where. Reference number: MAR1-PEET6 Laboratory experiments and projects are carried out by students at the Marine Technology Laboratory. Nine laboratories are available for this purpose, equipped with tools and measuring instruments. In the adjacent workshop there is a small rotary bench, a milling drill stand and extensive hand tools. Many designs are realized in a 3D printer.

A flow tank and a wave tank are operated for experiments in the projects. Here, new developments in the first application can be tested under observation. For observations in the sea, a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), a remotely controlled underwater vehicle is operated.

The basic physical training of the university's technical courses takes place in the university's physics laboratory. The laboratory experiments include topics such as mechanics and heat, up to X-rays, ultrasound and optics. Many of the experiments are developed and realized by ourselves, for which an extensive device research is available. The Physics Laboratory is also the birthplace of the Christmas show lecture and the home of practical exercises on solar energy.

Maintenance of laboratory equipment, equipment and infrastructure Instruction and supervision of students in internships, laboratory project work and study graduate work, e.g. also of practical work in the course of graduation and laboratory seminars Design, preparation and construction of laboratory tests Support for scientific staff in teaching, research and development and cooperation in R & D projects Participation in the continuous adaptation of the laboratory to new requirements based on professional experience, market observation and further training Organisation and management of laboratories including procurement/equipment, laboratory material/devices operation and maintenance of laboratory technical installations, implementing the necessary safety requirements, in accordance with the standard working instructions applicable to laboratories

You have a successfully completed (professional) degree course in a technical field.

Further requirements for the body are: Practical experience (while completing the work or working experience) in a technical environment (e.g. laboratory, technology, production, etc., but not pure administration or planning) Good knowledge of German and English in word and writing

Experience in the application of measuring systems from the maritime sector Basic knowledge of statistics Experience in the care of students Safe handling of PCs and usual peripherals as well as programming skills Ability to manufacture mechanical and electrical constructions or the willingness to acquire them Basic knowledge of 3D printing or willingness to acquire them In the sense of the image of our university, we wish applicants who are open to questions of gender equality and diversity. We are particularly pleased to receive your application if you bring together organizational talent, communication skills, self-initiative and sense of responsibility and work enthusiastically in the team.

Highly disabled applicants are given priority in the case of essentially the same professional and personal suitability. We appreciate the diversity of our employees and look forward to receiving applications from people with different backgrounds. .