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and Linux systems, Active Directory / Entra ID, and Microsoft 365 Fluent English (C1) is required; German

Our group is funded by the Emmy Noether Programme of the German Research Foundation (DFG).

You are enrolled at a German university, will remain enrolled for at least another 12 months, and can

driving technology and a proactive interest in the latest industry developments Business-level English; German

independently in a laboratory research environment Very good written and spoken English; basic knowledge of German

Payment is according to TVöD Bund (E13) (Treaty for German public service) including the usual social

understanding of public procurement processes, regulatory requirements and tendering procedures within German

You've worked with distributed teams before Upper-intermediate level of German or higher We recognize

Excellent communication in English; German is a plus.

software engineering or a related field, or equivalent practical experience Fluent English (C1/C2); German

Fluency in English is required; knowledge of German (Level B2) is a plus.

job-tickets for public transportation extensive training opportunities incl. subsidized English and German

Ability to write clearly and persuasively in English, both academically and for non-academic audiences; German

neighborhood, the hostel offers the perfect starting point for discovering the fascinating diversity of the German

conforming to all established safety policies and procedures Adhere to and actively promote all applicable German

Ability to write clearly and persuasively in English, both academically and for non-academic audiences; German

Berlin, Rostock area & offshore (Baltic Sea) | Contract type: Freelance / B2B   You will support a German

proactive and system thinking English: Proficient (C1 or higher) Additional European languages (e.g., German

such as Proxmox and OpenStack  Hands-on experience in cloud technologies is a plus  Fluent in English; German

Excellent communication in English; German is a plus.