Technical Assistant position in Department of Biostatistics

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The Institute of Crop Sciences, Department of Biostatistics (Prof. Piepho) at the University of Hohenheim is seeking to fill the position of Technical Assistant/Engineer (m/f/d) as soon as possible, expected to begin on July 1, 2026. The position is part-time (35%), limited to four years, with remuneration up to pay grade E13 TV-L.

Coordination of the design and execution of the two central field experiments in the DFG research group MultiStress

Coordination and technical implementation of data collection in these two field trials for the subsequent statistical analyses

Coordination and technical implementation of data collection in further experiments carried out within the framework of the above project.

Application deadline: June 3, 2026

Please include the following documents with your application:

Cover letter, CV, relevant certificates/references

For further questions, please contact Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Piepho, piepho@uni-hohenheim.de, 0711 459 22386 .

The University of Hohenheim promotes equal opportunities and diversity. Your knowledge, skills, and strengths are important to us, regardless of age, gender, origin, or religion. Applications from women are expressly encouraged. People with disabilities and those with equivalent status are also  particularly welcome to apply and will be given preferential consideration if their qualifications are essentially equal.