Research Assistant - 0.5 working time - for qualification

The primary responsibility is to conduct the project-based course “Strömungstechnisches Projektlabor (MINT-STP)” by:

• Teaching fundamental knowledge and the application of fluid machinery and mechanics
• Designing fluid mechanics components through to the construction of complete systems
• Manufacturing-oriented drafting and computer-aided design of fluid machinery
• Experimental investigation of fluid flow machines and application of relevant measurement techniques
• Work with 3D printing methods

Additional areas of responsibility include networking and collaborating with non-university partners to foster students’ early engagement with technical disciplines, deepening the application of complex measurement and synthesis techniques, and the use of large-scale experimental equipment.

The activities includes participation in MINTgrün events – such as LNDW, study trips, etc. – designed to provide information and guidance to nearly 100% German-speaking first-year students and prospective students.
The collaboration takes place within an interdisciplinary team that spans faculties and offers deep insight into different academic cultures.

• A successfully completed graduate degree (Master’s, Diplom, or equivalent) in engineering with a focus on fluid mechanics and fluid-flow machinery
• Very strong knowledge in the areas of fluid system dynamics, fluid-flow machinery, and computational fluid dynamics
• Very strong knowledge and experience in the design and engineering of fluid flow systems and machinery
• Experience with flow measurement technology and experimental fluid dynamics test benches
• Experience in project-based teaching
• Very good software skills in LabView, CF-Turbo, Ansys, CFX, SolidWorks, and MATLAB
• Experience with 3D printing processes
• Very good written and spoken German
• Strong communication and teamwork skills, ability to work independently and motivation desirable
• Teaching experience in fluid mechanics is a plus
• Ability to convey knowledge to students desirable
• Good understanding of topics in the natural sciences and engineering is a plus
• Very good written and spoken English desirable

Please send your written application with the reference number and the usual documents
(CV, list of grades, language certificates) only by email to Mr. Christian Schröder (schroede@math.tu-berlin.de).

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To ensure equal opportunities between women and men, applications by women with the required qualifications are explicitly desired. Qualified individuals with disabilities will be favored. The TU Berlin values the diversity of its members and is committed to the goals of equal opportunities. Applications from people of all nationalities and with a migration background are very welcome.