Job Description

Ihre Aufgaben



Preparation and histological analysis of organ samples Performing standard molecular biology techniques (PCR, qPCR, Western Blot, ELISA) Performing histological techniques (in situ hybridisation, immunohistochemistry) Assistance with purchasing, cataloguing, organising and maintaining lab supplies Contributing to methodological developments and introducing new methods, e.g., molecular biological and histological procedures Contributing to evaluation strategies, e.g., creating Excel tables

Ihre Qualifikationen



We welcome diverse applicants with relevant vocational training as biological-technical assistant (BTA) or comparable qualification The working language of both labs is English. Good written and spoken English skills are a requirement Preferentially, the successful candidate also has good written and spoken German skills

Wir bieten



You will directly participate in conducting scientific research on medically relevant topics You will work with young, international collegues with a great team spirit Options for flexible working hours We will provide extensive training and the opportunity to develop your skill set UMG promotes health and sports through excellent occupational health management and a wide range of relevant benefits (including company daycare, holiday childcare, attractive infrastructure, job tickets) UMG also provides remuneration in accordance with the collective agreement for the public sector of the federal states (TV-L), including public sector social benefits and supplementary pension (VBL)

The position is envisioned to start on 1.1.2026 (flexible start date is possible) for an initial period of 4 years.



To apply, please send a single PDF with a cover letter stating relevant skills and interests and your CV.



Einleitungstext



A full-time position for a technical assistant is available at the European Neuroscience Institute in Göttingen, Germany, for a joint project of AG Barnstedt and AG Petzold. We are seeking a highly motivated candidate who is excited to support on-going research projects on the brain circuits that adapt behavior to current needs and experiences.