Senior Scientist (Diploma/Master)

EURAXESS Czech Republic; Innsbruck; Vor Ort; EUR 25 000 - 35 000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Die Universität Innsbruck sucht einen First Stage Researcher im Bereich Software Engineering zur Durchführung unabhängiger Forschungsaktivitäten und zur Organisation von Bildungsangeboten. Verlangt werden ein abgeschlossenes Studium, Erfahrung im Lehren sowie sehr gute Deutschkenntnisse. Die Anstellung erfolgt in Teilzeit für zwei Jahre mit flexiblen Arbeitszeiten und umfassenden Vorteilen.

Leistungen

Betriebliche Altersvorsorge

Flexible Arbeitszeiten

Betreuungsmöglichkeiten

Zugang zu Weiterbildungsangeboten

Unterstützung bei der Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und Familie

Qualifikationen

• Abgeschlossenes Diplom oder Master in Software Engineering.
• Starke Kenntnisse in Software Engineering Methoden.
• Erfahrung im Unterrichten.

Aufgaben

• Durchführung unabhängiger Forschungsaktivitäten im Bereich Software Engineering.
• Organisation von Kursen und Prüfungen in der Erwachsenenbildung.
• Betreuung von Studentenprojekten.

Kenntnisse

Software Engineering Methoden

Teamarbeit

Lehrfähigkeiten

Kommunikationsfähigkeit

Führungskompetenzen

Ausbildung

Abschluss in Software Engineering oder verwandten Bereichen

Jobbeschreibung

Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics

Organisation/Company: University of Innsbruck

Department: Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics

Research Field: Computer science

Researcher Profile: First Stage Researcher (R1)

Country: Austria

Application Deadline: 20 Jun 2025 - 00:00 (UTC)

Type of Contract: Temporary

Job Status: Part-time

Hours Per Week: 20 hours

Funding: Not funded by an EU programme

Research Infrastructure Staff Position: No

Offer Description

Start date: 01.07.2025

Duration: 2 years

Job profile:

• Conduct independent research activities in the field of software engineering.
• Organize courses and examinations in continuing education independently.
• Supervise student projects.
• Collaborate in organizational and network tasks.

Your profile:

• Completed diploma or master's degree in software engineering or related fields.
• Strong knowledge and experience in applying software engineering methods.
• Experience in teaching.
• Very good command of German.
• Good command of English.
• Ability to work effectively in a team.
• Leadership and communication skills in a project context.
• Please include written reflections on your teaching and research ideas (max. 3 pages) with your application.

Application:

We look forward to receiving your online application.

The full, legally binding call for applications (in German), including salary details, can be found here:
https://lfuonline.uibk.ac.at/public/karriereportal.details?asg_id_in=15149

The University of Innsbruck encourages applications from qualified female scientists to increase female representation. Women with equal qualifications will be prioritized in cases of underrepresentation.

In accordance with Austrian disability laws, individuals with special requirements are explicitly encouraged to apply. For further information, contact the Disability Officer for Academic Staff at [e-mail].

What the University of Innsbruck offers:

• A range of benefits including a company pension scheme, flexible working hours, and childcare facilities.
• Opportunities for job-related and personal further education courses.
• Support for balancing career and family.
• Access to courses via the University Sports Institute (USI), language courses by ISI, the University Library, and affordable canteen food.

Seeking a new challenge? The University of Innsbruck is a hub for study, research, and employment with over 31,000 staff. As one of Tyrol's largest employers, it offers diverse opportunities for individuals from various educational and professional backgrounds. The university values diversity, is committed to equal opportunity, and is a certified family-friendly workplace, awarded 'Top workplace 2018' by 'trend' magazine.

Languages:

Researchers from around the world collaborate at the University of Innsbruck. The language used may be German, English, or another language, depending on the scientific community. Internal communication is in German; therefore, basic knowledge of German or willingness to learn is essential.