The Max Planck Institute for Cognition and Neuroscience in Leipzig explores cognitive skills and brain processes in humans. A key focus of research is the fundamental mechanisms of human thinking and the neuronal foundations of higher brain functions such as language, memory, orientation, music and communication. The institute also develops new non-invasive imaging methods for cognitive neurosciences. We are looking for one/n in full time at the next time:

Reference number HT 15/25

Maintenance and troubleshooting of electrical installations Monitoring of industrial installations via building control technology General installation tasks in the department Verification of location-changeable devices according to DGUV V3 Coordination of external service providers for construction and building services Participation in readiness service

Successfully completed training as an electronics company for energy and building technology Knowledge of KNX/EIB building automation is desirable High operational readiness, reliability, team capability and physical loadability Self-employed, service-oriented and committed working methods and social competence English skills (work in an international environment) are advantageous Willingness to continue and further education driving licence class B

Interesting tasks in an internationally active research institute Unlimited employment, 39 hours /week Extensive integration and training opportunities tailored to the position Attractive retirement provision via the Federal and Länder pension fund (VBL) Central location, discounted job ticket for the ÖPNV as well as free staff parking 30 days holiday and 24.12. and 31.12. Free of charge Working in a motivated and pleasant team with very good working environment Modern equipment (service handy, laptop) Team events to strengthen cohesion The aim of the Max Planck Society is to employ more people with difficulty. Applications for seriously disabled people are expressly desired. The Max Planck Society strives for gender equality and diversity. Furthermore, the Max Planck Society aims to increase the proportion of women in the areas in which You are underrepresented. Women are therefore expressly asked to apply. .