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A leading German university in Munich is seeking a Project Manager for Digitalization and AI to develop tools for data-driven decision-making and enhance digital learning systems. The ideal candidate will require a Master’s degree, experience in project management, and a strong affinity for technology. The role involves optimizing processes and conducting training programs on AI applications. This full-time position offers flexible hours, attractive remuneration, and opportunities for professional development.
As part of the renowned Technical University of Munich, the TUM School of Management teaches and conducts research at the intersection of management and modern technologies. Accredited by AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS, we meet a wide range of international quality standards, including outstanding faculty qualifications, globally oriented teaching, close collaboration with industry, and a strong commitment to ethics and sustainability.
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The TUM School of Management currently includes more than 50 professors, around academic staff members, over administrative employees, and more than 7, students.
For the School Office of the TUM School of Management at our Munich campus, we are seeking to fill the following full‑time position (part‑time arrangements are possible) as soon as possible. The position is initially limited to two years with the possibility of an additional project‑based extension.
The “Digitalization and AI” unit is a newly established division within the School Office of the TUM School of Management. Its mission is to support the comprehensive integration of digitalization and artificial intelligence into research, teaching, and administration, helping position the School as a leading institution in this field.
The position holder reports directly to the Managing Director of the School Office and has an additional functional reporting line to the Vice Dean Information Management, ensuring strategic alignment and knowledge transfer across all relevant areas.
Close collaboration with TUM Central IT, the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ), and strategic hyperscale partners is also planned to ensure efficient and secure implementation of digital solutions.