Technical Laboratory Assistant (BTA/MTA) | Technische*r Assistent*in fb20-0040-ta-2026

Philipps-Universität Marburg

Marburg, Hessen, Deutschland
Published Mar 16, 2026
Part-time
Permanent

Job Summary

This permanent part-time position (87.5%) at the Institute for Molecular Medicine and Tumor Research at Philipps-Universität Marburg involves supporting the research group of Prof. Uta-Maria Bauer. The role focuses on the study of Protein Arginine Methyltransferases (PRMT) and their roles in physiological and pathophysiological processes, specifically tumor diseases. Day-to-day, you will perform essential molecular biology laboratory methods such as cell culture, PCR, and Western Blotting, while also managing laboratory organization and administrative tasks including cost center management via SAP. A unique aspect of this role is the involvement in university teaching, where you will help prepare and supervise student laboratory practicals for medical and biology students. The position offers a collaborative international environment, flexible working hours, and a state-wide public transport ticket, making it an attractive opportunity for a detail-oriented professional looking to combine research support with academic administration.

Required Skills

Education

Completed vocational training as a Technical Assistant (BTA, MTA, or equivalent) with state recognition, or completed training as a Biology Laboratory Technician.

Experience

  • Professional experience in molecular biology standard laboratory methods and laboratory organization
  • Practical experience in operating and maintaining molecular biology equipment
  • Experience in administrative tasks, including ordering and managing cost centers
  • Several years of relevant practical experience required if applying with a Biology Laboratory Technician qualification
  • Experience or interest in working with mouse models

Languages

English (Basic)

Additional

  • The position is a permanent part-time role (87.5% of regular working hours). Willingness to work with laboratory mice is required. Applicants must apply by March 29, 2026.