Technical Assistant (f/m/d)

Link: (CompanyWebsite)

Gegründet: 1994 (CompanyFounded)

Mitarbeiteranzahl: 5.001 bis 10.000 (CompanyEmployee)

Branche: Gesundheitswesen (CompanyIndustry)

Arbeitsort

37075 Göttingen

Vollständige Stellenbeschreibung

Ihre Aufgaben

As a technical assistant or lab technician, you will be part of the research team and will support a junior research group in preparing and conducting experiments.

The position includes the following responsibilities, among others:

Orientation and support for new students

Monitoring of laboratory mice

Assistance with experimental design and implementation

Laboratory operations (experiment preparation, ordering supplies, documentation)

Ihre Qualifikationen

Completed vocational training as a medical technical assistant (MTA, BTA, PTA) or laboratory technician, or a comparable qualification

Strong technical understanding and a willingness to learn new work techniques

Fluent written and spoken German

English language skills are required

An independent, meticulous, and reliable work ethic

A high degree of responsibility, commitment, and teamwork

Wir bieten

In addition to the benefits of public service, we offer you a varied and responsible role within our dedicated, international, and innovative team

Compensation in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement for state public service (TV-L), including public service benefits such as supplementary pension coverage

Structured and supported onboarding

Extensive continuing education and professional development opportunities

Excellent workplace health management

A wide range of benefits, including an on-site daycare center, childrens vacation care, attractive infrastructure, and job tickets

Option for flexible time off

A workplace in an attractive, dynamic, and historic city

Einleitungstext

The Macé Lab investigates how brain-wide networks interact to produce specific behaviors. We use functional ultrasound imaging, a technique we developed to track neural activity throughout the mouse brain. We combine this technique with targeted genetic circuit manipulation and electrophysiological measurements.