Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik | Germany | 85xxx Garching bei München | Temporary contract | Full time | Published since: 09.04.2026 on stepstone.de
Electrical Engineer (m/f/d)
The Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics in Garching near Munich is one of the world's leading research institutes in the field of laser and quantum research. With some 350 employees and currently two Nobel Prize winners, five scientific departments are theoretically and experimentally researching topics ranging from Attosecond Physics to quantum computing. The laboratories of the Quantum and Molecular Particle Systems Division are the most advanced research in quantum optics, ultra-cold quantum gases and quantum computers. In addition to optics and laser systems, the technical realizations required for this purpose also comprise extensive electronic components such as optoelectronics, RF and microwave technology, measurement and control systems and digital controls. Complex electronic systems are used, which are developed in the house. The department offers an exciting environment with diverse and varied activities in a well-equipped electronics laboratory with access to state-of-the-art measuring techniques. We offer the opportunity to work closely with a dedicated international team of scientists and to participate directly in highly topical research projects on quantum technologies. For our Quantum and Multiparticle Systems division, we are looking for a Senior Consultant (m/w/d) The job is limited to 2 years. A subsequent determination is expected. .
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Working with the electronic development team of the working group with currently three to four persons Development and construction of analog and digital electronic components including layout Design and planning of electronic systems for laboratory experiments Testing and optimization of electronics developed in the house Support and further development of existing systems and assemblies Support for research groups in the planning and development of new electronic laboratory components Selection and procurement of materials, tools, equipment and measuring technology Technical advice from scientists in the production of electronic components and acute electrical measurement problems in the laboratories Conducting seminars for the use of electronics design software and administration of the tools used, such as KiCad and LTspice Integration of new AI-based development tools into electronics development
Complete university studies in electrical engineering or a comparable field Experience in the design and construction of complex electronic components for scientific experiments Experience in programming microcontrollers, real-time processing systems or FPGAs Intensified expertise in at least one, ideally several of the following areas: discrete circuit layout, analog measuring and control electronics, analog high-frequency electronics, use of HF measurement technology Solid experience with common layout software for schematics, layouts and lists and the willingness to work in KiCad Very good knowledge of German and English in word and writing Precise, independent and structured operation
Compensation according to qualification and professional suitability according to TVöD Bund up to maximum remuneration group 13, if applicable with possible supplement Social benefits in accordance with the regulations of the public service (Bundesdienst) 30 days of annual holiday and additional free days on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve Employment pensions via the Federal and Länder pension fund Flexible working hours within the framework of sliding time, without weekend work Very good access to public transport as well as possible assistance to the job ticket Personal and professional training programmes Open working atmosphere in an international research environment on our campus in Garching Canteen, fitness room and free parking A dedicated team working together and looking forward to you! The Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics is committed to diversity and equal opportunities. We welcome applications regardless of gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, age or disability. .
Location
 | Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik | |
| 85748 Garching bei München | ||
| Germany |
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