Scientific Researcher / PhD Candidate (Electrical Engineering) | Elektroingenieur (m/w/d)

Technische Universität Dresden

Dresden, Sachsen, Deutschland
Published Dec 19, 2025
Full-time
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Job Summary

This BMBF-funded position at the TU Dresden offers a Scientific Researcher/PhD opportunity focused on developing cutting-edge high-temperature sensors for large thermohydraulic test facilities. The core mission involves designing, improving, and implementing concepts for wall-flush sensors capable of withstanding 300°C in water/steam environments at saturation pressure. Day-to-day responsibilities include sensor processing, utilizing techniques like ceramic thick-film technology, developing robust joining processes (e.g., ceramic to stainless steel), and comprehensive sensor evaluation through characterization methods like X-ray analysis and autoclave testing, all supported by simulation. Candidates must hold a very good university degree in Electrical Engineering or related fields, possess strong knowledge of electronic packaging and high-temperature joining technology, and demonstrate excellent communication skills in both German and English. This role provides a unique path for scientific qualification (PhD) within a leading research environment until late 2028.

Required Skills

Education

Very good to good scientific university degree in Electrical Engineering (ideally Electronic Packaging, Measurement and Control Technology, Automation Technology, Microelectronics, Sensor Technology) or comparable degree (Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Physics). Opportunity for Doctoral qualification (PhD).

Experience

  • Professional experience in Electronic Packaging and Interconnection Technology
  • Practical technological experience in sensor manufacturing and joining processes (soldering, welding)
  • Experience in optimizing technological processes
  • Experience in presenting research findings at national and international conferences

Languages

German (Fluent)English (Fluent)

Additional

  • Fixed-term contract until October 31, 2028 (in accordance with WissZeitVG). Willingness and ability to work independently and solution-oriented in a team. Enthusiasm for science and enjoyment of practical, experimental work.