Researcher in Medical Informatics (f/d/m)

Medizinische Hochschule Hannover; Hannover; Vor Ort; EUR 40.000 - 60.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading medical research institution in Hannover seeks a Researcher in Medical Informatics (f/d/m) to join an interdisciplinary team focused on understanding hearing loss. Candidates must hold a Master’s degree and have strong research experience. The position offers flexibility, a supportive work environment, and a salary according to public service standards.

Leistungen

Training and further education opportunities

Flexible working hours

Company health management

Discounts for employees

Qualifikationen

• Strong research experience in integration and AI-based analysis of medical data.
• Willingness to work closely with an interdisciplinary project team.
• Self-initiative and result-oriented working style.

Aufgaben

• Research causes of hearing loss using clinical and auditory data.
• Develop methods for improving diagnosis and prediction of hearing loss.
• Create a decision support system based on treatment data.

Kenntnisse

Research experience in medical data analysis

Causal methods

Clinical decision support systems

Medical data science

Very good oral and writing skills in English

Ausbildung

Master’s degree in computer science or related field

Jobbeschreibung

Peter L. Reichertz Institute for Medical Informatics

Researcher in Medical Informatics (f/d/m)

The Hannover Medical School (MHH), with about 10,000 employees, is the largest public employer of Lower Saxony and a leading university institution for research, teaching, medical care and administration. Research, teaching, medical care and administration work hand in hand in the integration model at the MHH campus.

MHH is a partner in the research cluster of excellence Hearing4All.connects – Innovating Hearing Health Technology from Ear to Brain to Society, in which causes for hearing loss and new innovative therapies are investigated.

MHH offers a position as Researcher in Medical Informatics (f/d/m).

Your Challenges and Tasks

An interdisciplinary working group from MHH and the University of Oldenburg will use a large database of clinical and auditory data to research the causes of hearing loss and develop, apply, and evaluate methods for improving the diagnosis and prediction of hearing loss. In addition, predictions about the success of different therapy approaches will be made on the basis of existing, comprehensive treatment data. The results will be used to develop a decision support system.

Our Requirements

We are seeking candidates that have:

• obtained a Master’s degree in computer science, data science, information systems, medical informatics, mathematics, or a comparable course of study;
• strong research experience in (at least) one of the following fields: integration and AI‑based analysis of medical data; causal methods; clinical decision support systems; medical data science;
• very good oral and writing skills in English; German language skills are advantageous;
• willingness to work closely with an interdisciplinary project team;
• self‑initiative and result‑oriented working style;
• publication experience is a bonus.

We Offer

• a full‑time position (38.5 working hours per week) to be filled at the earliest possible date, limited until December 31st, 2028;
• working in a motivated, team‑oriented and international research institute, with several AI working groups and participation in the Lower Saxony Center for Causal Methods and AI in Medicine (CAIMed);
• interdisciplinary collaboration in a world‑wide leading research cluster;
• a salary according to TV‑L with the benefits of the public service (e.g., VBL);
• individual training and further education opportunities;
• increased flexibility through partial mobile work or telework;
• a comprehensive company health management;
• discount for employees (e.g., for numerous online shops).

International applicants will need to complete a visa process before hiring can take place. The position is based at PLRI Campus Hannover (https://www.plri.de/). 01.01.2026

Do you have any questions beforehand?

Prof Dr. med. Dr‑Ing Michael Marschollek
0511 532 5295

Apply now

Reference number 3555
Apply until: 16.11.2025

The MHH is certified as family‑friendly university and stands for the promotion of women in the professional life. Applications of women are particularly welcome. Severely disabled applicants with equal qualifications are given preferential consideration.