Independent scientific work in an ongoing project Independent planning, implementation and evaluation of cell and molecular biological studies Analysis and interpretation of complex experimental data Documentation of experiments and results according to good scientific practice Teamwork with TAs and medical doctoral students Interdisciplinary cooperation with clinical and basic research groups Prepare scientific publications

A completed doctorate (Dr. rer. nat., PhD, Dr. med. or comparable degree) in biology, biochemistry, molecular medicine, medicine or a related subject Found experience in experimental biomedical research, in particular cell culture, ELISA, qPCR, Western blots, histology, flow cytometry, etc. Outstanding interest in cardiovascular diseases and translational research An independent, structured and analytical approach and a high level of responsibility Joy of interdisciplinary cooperation Very good English skills in word and writing Experimental experience is beneficial

Cooperation: In a motivated, interdisciplinary and international research team Responsive and versatile: a workplace with a large design space in a collegial team Payment by TV-L: Tariff compensation incl. Annual special payment (TV-L EG13), occupational pension schemes Flexible for families: flexible working time models, possibility of a place in the farm children's daycare and offers for parental leavers Clever to work: Good connection to the SWB network Supported training: Individual development opportunities through courses, e-learning and coaching Start with system: Structured onboarding Healthy at work: Numerous offers of health promotion, free membership in the UKB gym Benefits: Benefits for employees (Corporate Benefits) We are committed to diversity and equal opportunities. Our aim is to increase the proportion of women in areas where women are underrepresented and to promote their careers in particular. We therefore strongly urge 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. .