Technical Assistance for the Plant Diseases and Plant Protection Department (part-time or full-time, 50-100%)

Performing phytopathological experiments, including cultivation of plants and pathogens, inoculation and evaluations of infestation, laboratory work (e.g. DNA and RNA extraction, Western blot, PCR, qPCR, ELISA, HPLC and GC), evaluation and documentation of the results, management and inventory control of laboratory material; maintenance and maintenance of equipment, Participation in student internships in undergraduate and master's degree programs, creating and updating standard operation procedures, Support for the implementation and completion of the department's research projects in all aspects.

completed vocational training as a state-recognized assistant (environmental protection assistantin/chemical/technical assistantin/biological/technical assistant*in, UTA, CTA or BTA) or a training as a laboratory assistant and have equivalent professional knowledge and professional experience, ideally professional experience in these areas, knowledge of GLP and its documentation, knowledge in handling MS-Office applications (word, Excel, etc.), good communication skills and social competence, good knowledge of English, proactive structured functioning, high degree of independence, care and sense of responsibility, Interested in learning new methods.

a varied and demanding activity with one of the largest employers in the region, scientific work with researchers, further and further training possibilities, occupational pension scheme (VBL), numerous offers of university sports, a very good connection to the ÖPNV through the central location in Bonn as well as the possibility to use inexpensive parking offers, Payment by category 9a TV-L. The University of Bonn is committed to diversity and equal opportunities. She is certified as a family-friendly university. Their aim is to increase the proportion of women in areas where women are underrepresented and to promote their careers in particular. She therefore strongly urges qualified women to apply. Applications are treated in accordance with the National Equality Act. The application of suitable people with proven severe disability and persons with equal status is particularly welcome. .