Electronics Technician (m/f/d)

Development of new scientific instruments and experimental structures in close cooperation with scientists Planning, design and manufacture of circuit diagrams and circuit boards (PCB) for measuring and control systems Programming and optimization of microcontrollers for data processing and device control Integration of sensors and electromechanical actuators into experimental structures Support in the technical implementation of design ideas – especially in the early phase of research projects Implementation of feasibility studies and prototype tests Preparation of technical documentation and maintenance of development data Repair of electronic equipment, such as centrifuges and shakers

Graduated vocational training in the field of electrical engineering (e.g. electronics technician [m/w/d] for equipment and system engineering) Safe handling of microcontroller programming (C/C++, Embedded Systems) Interest in scientific research and technical innovation High self-initiative, structured work and team skills Cooperative and service-oriented thinking and working methods Good knowledge of German; English skills are necessary (level B1)

Crisis-proof, perspectively indefinite location at Martinsried An interesting and varied activity at one of the largest institutes of the Max Planck Society Compensation by TVöD (Bund), including annual special payment for the year, annual individual benefit 30 days holiday entitlement at a five-day week, additional free days on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve (24.12. and 31.12.) Occupational pensions (VBL), pensionable benefits and other usual social benefits of the public service (Bund) Various possibilities for further education, training and development (technical or general, such as language courses etc.) Flexible working hours (guiding time) as well as reconciliation of work and family by institution-funded childcare facilities and cooperation with a family service Own cafeteria/ canteen Active occupational health management and sports services (including boulder wall, tennis courts, corporate fitness via various sports cooperations) Job ticket grant The full-time job is limited to two years. In the case of appropriate suitability, continuous employment is possible and very desirable. The Max Planck Society strives for gender equality and diversity. We welcome applications of any background. The Max Planck Society is striving to employ more people with difficulty. Applications for severely disabled persons are expressly requested. .