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. The position in Heilbronn is already filled. This job description is for a position in Garching . Here, you will develop general-purpose, scalable linear solvers for training neural networks that represent
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([email protected] with "PHYSEC" in the subject line), including the following documents: ▪ CV, copies of relevant certificates and diplomas (or transcript of records if not yet finished) ▪ Short description
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substantial computing infrastructure Structured doctoral training and supervision within the TUM environment Full-time salary according to TV-L E13, in line with standard public-sector conditions A diverse
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, possibly job references) in PDF format (max. 10 MB) by e-mail by 13 September 2026, with the subject: “Application: G-Ring Ph.D. position” to [email protected]. The position is suitable for disabled persons
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of Management is the first management school at a technical university in Germany to receive Triple Crown accreditation (AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS) - a distinction held by only around 1% of business schools worldwide
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qualifications, employees are remunerated in salary group E 13 TV-L. How to apply Please send us your application by e-mail ([email protected] with "ITSC" in the subject line), including the following documents
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([email protected] with "ISSC" in the subject line), including the following documents: CV, copies of relevant certificates and diplomas (or transcript of records if not yet finished). A suggestion how to
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the context of non-university cutting-edge research • Flexible working hours with the option of mobile working (home office) • Company pension scheme (VBL) and annual bonus payment • A motivated team
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English • Highly motivated scientist and commitment to scientific excellence We offer • 3-year contract with option to extend (payment according to TV-L E13) • State-of-the-art facility in house • Access
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excitations and excitonic effects using advanced Wannier-based methods * Quantum transport in polymer materials with electron–phonon coupling Full details and application instructions: https://www.ch.nat.tum.de