IT Systems Manager | Wirtschaftsinformatiker (m/w/d)

Universität Potsdam

Potsdam, Brandenburg, Deutschland
Published Feb 24, 2026
Full-time
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Job Summary

As an IT Systems Manager at the University of Potsdam’s Center for Information Technology and Media Management (ZIM), you will play a pivotal role in the Brandenburg State Initiative for Research Data Management. Your day-to-day responsibilities involve the independent conceptual development and operation of cross-university IT applications and research data services. You will be tasked with designing and administering demand-oriented infrastructures while providing high-level second and third-level support to research users. Collaboration is key, as you will work closely with the University Library and the Brandenburg Research Data Management Competence Center. This position is ideal for a technical professional who enjoys a mix of infrastructure administration, system automation, and strategic planning. The role is particularly attractive due to its permanent contract, public service benefits (TV-L E13), flexible working hours including mobile work options, and the opportunity to work in a family-friendly, academically prestigious environment located in one of Germany's most beautiful regions.

Required Skills

Education

Completed university degree (Master's level) in Computer Science, Business Informatics, or a comparable relevant field.

Experience

  • Several years of professional experience in the operation of web applications
  • Proven experience with Linux server operating systems and web server technologies
  • Practical experience in system automation and container orchestration
  • Professional experience in implementing security concepts and monitoring methods
  • Experience in collaborative environments and customer-oriented support

Languages

German (Fluent)English (Fluent)

Additional

  • The position is based in Potsdam with a 40-hour work week. Applicants must be able to work within the TV-L E13 pay scale framework. The role requires a structured way of working and the ability to abstract complex technical requirements.