Bergische Universität Wuppertal | Germany | 42xxx Wuppertal | Temporary contract | Part time - flexible / Home office | Published since: 14.07.2026 on stepstone.de ♿️
Research Assistant (PhD Student) Chair of Materials for Additive Manufacturing
The Bergische Universität Wuppertal is a dynamic, research-oriented campus university. True to its leitmotif “understanding, mediating, designing” it addresses the great social challenges in science, education, culture, economy, society, technology and the environment. It is an active partner in the networks of the region and in national and international cooperation. Around 24,500 people study, research and work here at nine faculties, in partly interdisciplinary research institutions or in administration. In the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Security Engineering, at the Chair of Materials for Additive Manufacturing, we are looking for support for our ongoing research activities. Up to 2 places must be occupied. .
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Independent processing of a research project funded by the DFG in the field of material development of metallic materials for additive manufacturing Co-responsibility for the maintenance of laboratory equipment, takeover of organizational tasks, regular participation in meetings and active exchange with research partners Documentation, publication and presentation of scientific research results Internal and external cooperation and communication in the field of additive manufacturing of metallic materials Motivated cooperation in launching new projects and application processes Creative development and pursuit of new research approaches in the field of material development Supporting student graduates Our international and interdisciplinary team offers you a supportive environment in which you can pursue your own scientific interests and actively contribute to the further development of your research topic.
Very successfully completed academic studies (Master of Science or equivalent) in materials science, materials engineering or mechanical engineering Knowledge of the material science of metallic non-ferrous materials Proven practical experience in the additive manufacturing of metallic materials with the methods DED and/or PBF-LB Enthusiasm for work in research and skillful handling of complex systems and devices Independent, structured and conscientious working Embossed self-initiative, team skills and motivation for further scientific qualification Proven good German (B2) and English (B2, e.g. according to the German Abitur) Further qualification in the course of a doctorate Experiences in: Metallographic sample preparation Microstructure material analysis, e.g. Scanning electron microscopy Mechanical material testing, for example tensile testing or nanoindentation
Collaborative and value-assuring union Flexible working hours and home office 30 days Family-friendly working conditions Health Management and UniSport Working in an international context Wide range of continuing and continuing training Occupational pension It is a qualification body within the meaning of the Science-time Contract Act (WissZeitVG), which serves to promote a doctoral degree. The place is to be occupied for the duration of the doctorate, but for the first time up to 3 years. An extension to the completion of the doctorate is possible within the limitation limits of the WissZeitVG. At the University of Berg, we appreciate the individual and cultural differences of our university members and are committed to equality, equal opportunities and the reconciliation of family and work. Persons with disabilities and persons with disabilities are welcome. Women are preferably taken into account in accordance with the National Equality Act NRW, provided that there are no overriding reasons in the person of a competitor. The rights of people with a severe disability to be taken into account with the same suitability remain unaffected. .
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