Physics Teaching Lab Technician & Infrastructure Specialist

Universität Innsbruck; Innsbruck; Vor Ort; EUR 32.000 - 38.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Universität Innsbruck invites applications for a 40-hour-per-week position in the Department of Experimental Physics starting 01.10.2026. The role involves technical support for the physics teaching experiment collection, plus supervision of experimental set-ups and collaboration on developing teaching concepts.

You hold a Bachelor's degree in Physics or Physics Education (or an equivalent qualification) and bring strong experimental and practical-technical skills, plus teamwork and good German

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor's degree in Physics or Physics Education, or an equivalent qualification.
• Strong experimental and practical-technical skills with grounding in physics for teaching experiments.
• Experience with teaching laboratories, experimental learning environments and lab infrastructure.
• Willingness to support empirical research in physics education in teaching, learning laboratory and school contexts.
• Experience with laboratories, measurement systems, sensors, microcontrollers and digital data acquisition would be an advantage.
• Very good command of German (C1) and good command of English (B2).

Aufgaben

• Technical support for the physics teaching experiment collection.
• Technical and organisational support for research surveys.
• Supervision of experimental set-ups for physics teaching.
• Collaboration on the development and technical implementation of experimental teaching concepts.
• Management of equipment and digital infrastructure.

Kenntnisse

German (C1)

English (B2)

Teamwork

Communication

Laboratory experience

Data acquisition

Physics education

Ausbildung

Bachelor's degree in Physics or Physics Education

Equivalent qualification or related experience

Tools

Sensors

Microcontrollers

Data acquisition systems

Jobbeschreibung

Universität Innsbruck invites applications for a 40-hour-per-week position in the Department of Experimental Physics starting 01.10.2026. The role involves technical support for the physics teaching experiment collection, plus supervision of experimental set-ups and collaboration on developing teaching concepts.

You hold a Bachelor's degree in Physics or Physics Education (or an equivalent qualification) and bring strong experimental and practical-technical skills, plus teamwork and good German