State-certified technician (m/w/d) specialising in materials and testing technology

The Technical University of Dresden (TUD) is one of the most powerful research institutes in Germany. Founded in 1828, it is today a globally based, regionally anchored top university that wants to make innovative contributions to solving global challenges. In research and teaching, it combines engineering and natural sciences with humanities and social sciences and medicine. This nationwide outstanding variety of subjects allows the university to promote interdisciplinaryness and to contribute science to society. TUD sees itself as a modern employer and wants to offer attractive working conditions to all employees in teaching, research, technology and administration, thus also promoting, developing and incorporating their potential. TUD stands for a university culture characterized by openness, appreciation, joy of innovation and participation. It understands diversity as a cultural self-evidentity and quality criterion of a university of excellence. Accordingly, we welcome all those who want to engage with us and with us for the success of all. At the Faculty of Engineering, Institute for Process Engineering and Environmental Technology, a position as the next possible point in the Chair of Hydrogen and Nuclear Energy Technology is State-tested technician or Engineer (m/w/d) Material and test technology (in the presence of personal requirements E 9a TV-L) to 31.08.2027 (determination according to TzBfG).

project-related planning, preparation and execution of material studies in salt melts Sample preparation; metallographic preparation microscopic and scanning electron microscopic studies tensile and bending fracture tests electrochemical corrosion tests; Evaluation and compilation of results project-wide support in the materialography and material testing laboratory

successfully completed training for the state-tested technician or to the state-tested technician, material and test technology very good knowledge and skills in carrying out standard test procedures very good general technical understanding a targeted and independent operation; Team skills good knowledge of how to use MS Office preferably extensive experience and expertise in the preparation of metallic and ceramic materials Programming skills and English language skills of advantage

Working in a dedicated and interdisciplinary team in an open and innovative working atmosphere flexible working hours and support in the reconciliation of family and work 30 days per year (at a 5-day week) Special payment Job ticket The TUD seeks to increase the proportion of women and therefore expressly asks them for their application. The university is a certified family-friendly university. Applications for disabled people are particularly welcome. With the same suitability, these or them force SGB IX are preferably set by law for equal workers. JOBV1_EN