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Technische Universität Braunschweig invites applications for a Scientific Research Assistant (m/f/d) in the Institute of Analysis and Algebra. The role offers a 75% appointment with the possibility to pursue a PhD within a three-year fixed-term contract and salary class EG 13 TV-L.
The position enables scientific qualification and research in the group Applied Algebra, Polynomial Optimization and Data Science, with focus on mobility, engineering for health, metrology, and city of the future.
Institute of Analysis and Algebra
With more than 15,000 students and 3,800 employees, the Technische Universität Braunschweig is one of Germany´s leading institutes of technology. It stands for strategic and performance-oriented thinking and acting, relevant research, committed teaching, and the successful transfer of knowledge and technologies to the economy and society. We consistently advocate for family friendliness and equal opportunities.
Our research focuses are mobility, engineering for health, metrology, and city of the future. Strong engineering and natural sciences are our core disciplines. These are closely interconnected with economics, social and educational sciences and humanities.
Our campus is located in the midst of one of the most research-intensive regions in Europe. We work successfully together with over 20 research institutions in our neighborhood as we do with our international partner universities.
Starting at December 1st, 2026 (or later), the Institute of Analysis and Algebra is searching for a Scientific Research Assistant (m/f/d) (75%) to obtain a PhD-degree (salary grade EG 13 TV-L; part time).
This position will be filled on a fixed-term basis for an initial period of three years. The successful applicant will be given the opportunity to pursue a PhD and to obtain further scientific qualification.
The position is opened in the research group „Applied Algebra, Polynomial Optimization and Data Science