At the Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy and Immunology IZI, we bring together the expertise of our employees to drive medical progress. We are the professional home for scientists, engineers, laboratory technicians, and administrative staff who work together in the service of health.
Are you looking for an opportunity to work as a student research assistant during your studies? At our institute, our employees delve into exciting projects and develop individual products and services for our clients, primarily from the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. Infectious diseases pose a constant challenge to global health - for humans and animals. Our infectious disease pathology team works closely with international partners to develop technologies for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases.
Use this springboard to launch your career in research and development and take an important step in your professional development. You are an enrolled student, preferably in life sciences, engineering, medicine or a related field of study.
Ideally, you have already gained some experience through internships, vacation jobs or working student positions in the field you are interested in, but this is not a must. In any case, please always include a short cover letter with your application in which you explain your motivation for working as a student assistant at Fraunhofer IZI. You are confident in communicating in German and/or English and enjoy working in an interdisciplinary team.
Our flat management hierarchy supports the independent work of our employees.
Cutting-edge research is only possible with cutting-edge equipment: with a total of almost 8000 m² of laboratory space, we offer you everything a researcher's heart desires.
During your time with us, we offer personal support at eye level.
Additional benefits: free parking and secure bicycle parking spaces with charging stations for electric vehicles as well as discounted employee prices in the institute canteen.
Apply online now via our career portal.