One of your main responsibilities will be to set up, support and maintain the technical infrastructure of the Energy Department laboratories. This requires technical expertise and precision to ensure that the laboratory equipment is configured correctly and can be used safely and effectively. Optimising laboratory equipment and laboratory safety, as well as regular processes such as maintenance procedures, is another key aspect of your role. The planning and implementation of both technical and commercial tasks, such as the procurement of materials, are also part of your range of activities. An indispensable part of your work is supporting the lecturers in carrying out laboratory exercises with students, participating in research and development projects and building a wide range of prototypes. This task requires close co-operation with the teaching staff and active participation in the development of new projects. Administrative activities within your area of responsibility round off this position.

You have a relevant apprenticeship or technical college degree with several years of professional experience, or an HTL degree specialising in electrical engineering, electronics or mechatronics and professional experience. Your conscientious, structured and independent way of working complements your organisational talent. Very good German and English skills support your communicative contact with colleagues, lecturers and students. If you see yourself as a team player and time flexibility is not an obstacle, then you've come to the right place!