Research Associate (Biomedical Engineering) | wiss. Mitarbeiterin bzw. Mitarbeiter (m/w/d)

Technische Universität Dresden Arbeitsstätte Dresden

Dresden, Sachsen, Deutschland
Published Jan 27, 2026
Part-time
Fixed-term

Job Summary

This Research Associate position at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering in Dresden focuses on developing and testing procedures and equipment for transplantation medicine and extracorporeal life support systems, specifically within the BMWE-funded ZIM project PevO-3D. The role involves highly interdisciplinary work, blending engineering, natural sciences, and medical disciplines. Day-to-day tasks include conducting scientific research in close cooperation with industrial partners, designing and developing patient-specific oxygenator concepts, and modeling and optimizing flow and transfer parameters. The successful candidate will build, execute, and evaluate in-vitro test benches (Mock-Loop/ECMO) and be responsible for experimental validation, documentation, and reporting. Key requirements include a strong academic background (Master's/Diploma) in a relevant engineering field, proficiency in German (Fluent/C1), and practical experience with MATLAB, Python, and 3D-CAD software. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute significant impulses to the institute's scientific advancement while working in a supportive, flexible, and well-networked research environment.

Required Skills

Education

Successful scientific university degree (Diploma, Master) in a relevant engineering discipline, preferably related to Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Informatics, or an adjacent field.

Experience

  • Professional experience in device development, experimental design, measurement data acquisition, and evaluation
  • Experience and interest in biomedical engineering research
  • Experience in project management (Desired)
  • Willingness to participate in animal experimental work

Languages

German (Fluent)English (Basic)

Additional

  • The position is temporary until February 28, 2029, with the option for extension in subsequent projects. The role requires 75% of the regular weekly working time.