Project Engineer - Mechanical Engineering | Projektingenieur (m/w/d) Fachbereich Maschinentechnik, Garching

FRM II

Garching bei München, Bayern, Deutschland
Published Mar 18, 2026
Full-time
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Job Summary

As a Project Engineer at the Technical University of Munich's Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Research Neutron Source (FRM II) in Garching, you will play a vital role in operating one of the world's most advanced neutron sources. Your daily responsibilities include managing sub-projects for the procurement of new and replacement mechanical components, specifically focusing on drive and control technology as well as building systems. You will coordinate procurement processes in compliance with nuclear regulations, working closely with quality assurance, documentation services, and regulatory experts. This role is highly collaborative, requiring seamless interaction with heterogeneous internal teams and external authorities. The position is unique for its high-tech research environment and offers attractive benefits including a flexible working model, 32 days of annual leave, and access to university health and sports programs. Candidates must be prepared to handle recurring inspections and maintenance programs to ensure the successful commissioning of technical equipment.

Required Skills

Education

University degree (Master's or Diploma) in Electrical Engineering, Control Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering with relevant specialization.

Experience

  • Long-term professional experience in project management and project leadership
  • Solid practical expertise in electrical engineering and measurement/control technology
  • Professional experience working within heterogeneous teams
  • Experience in procurement processes and technical documentation
  • Experience interacting with regulatory authorities and experts

Languages

German (Fluent)

Additional

  • The position is based in Garching and is limited to a 2-year fixed-term contract. Candidates must be willing to independently acquire specialized knowledge of nuclear regulations. The role involves extensive contact with German authorities.