Research Associates (m/f/d) in the “Systems Engineering” Research Division

Job Description

Help shape the future of intelligent systems with us!

The research group led by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eric Sax at the Institute for Information Processing Technology (ITIV) is looking for dedicated doctoral candidates to join our team and actively help shape the next generation of researchers.

With us, you can expect exciting projects in cutting-edge divisions:

• Big Data & AI Analytics
  : Develop intelligent, data-driven models for mobility and medical technology and make complex relationships visible.
• Automated Driving in Public
  Transportation Help shape the mobility of tomorrow with autonomous city buses and modular vehicle concepts for safe and sustainable public transportation.
• Medical
  Technology : Conduct research on AI-supported systems for diagnostics, therapy, and operating rooms—to improve patient care worldwide.
• AI System
  Safety Develop methods and architectures that guarantee the safety and reliability of autonomous and medical systems.

We offer you an excellent research environment at KIT, real-world projects with industry partners, and the chance to help shape the innovations of tomorrow.

Apply now and become part of our team!

Personal Qualifications

• A degree (Diplom or Master’s) in the electrical engineering, computer science, mechatronics, or related divisions with above-average grades
• In-depth knowledge of data-driven analysis and AI, model-based development of complex systems, automated driving functions, innovative medical technology, and methods for verifying and validating intelligent systems is advantageous.
• Commitment, motivation, and the ability to work independently and in a structured manner
• Teamwork and communication skills
• Willingness to contribute to teaching, e.g., by supervising thesis projects

We offer

We offer you an attractive and modern workplace with access to KIT’s excellent facilities, a varied role, a wide range of professional development opportunities, flexible work schedules, and the freedom to conduct independent scientific research.

Compensation

Compensation is based on the collective bargaining agreement for the public sector. The specific number of hours worked can be adjusted to meet your needs.

Contract Term

Initially limited to 2 years with the option to extend twice.

Start Date

As soon as possible.

Application

If you are dedicated and willing to work independently on research projects as part of a successful team, please send your application with the usual documents (resume, photo, copies of transcripts, thesis, etc.) by email to Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eric Sax.

We strive for as balanced a workforce as possible (w/m/d) and would therefore particularly welcome applications from women.

In cases of equal qualifications, individuals with recognized severe disabilities will be given preferential consideration.