You work independently and cooperatively on exciting scientific projects
You develop concepts for future-oriented digital solutions
You conduct requirements and feasibility studies in interdisciplinary environments
You participate in new and further developments of product innovations and servicest
You carry out development projects and create demonstrators
You accompany the project application phase of new projects and are responsible for the project documentation
You are responsible for innovative and varied projects in research & development
What you bring
You have studied Computer Science, Informatics, Media Informatics, Technical Informatics, Business Informatics, Software Engineering or something comparable
You have strong analytical skills and are able to understand complex systems in detail
You have good knowledge in object-oriented programming, software architecture of client-server communication and databases
You work independently, goal-oriented, systematically, like to show initiative, have a high quality standard and are very open-minded towards new technologies
You already have experience with project proposals, project management and project documentation
You have a very good command of German and English, both written and spoken
You are passionate about new things and know that it is the team spirit that leads us to success
Show us your experience. And your curiosity. The best way is right here:
What do permanent Research Project Managers need to be able to do?
As a Computer Science Research Project Manager, you need extensive training and skills to work effectively in this
field. In general, the following requirements are important:
Education: a bachelor's or master's degree in computer science or a related field is usually required to
work as a Research Project Manager in computer science. Some positions also require a PhD degree.
Expertise: To be successful in computer science research, you need a deep understanding of computer
science as well as specific areas of expertise such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, or
networks. A broad understanding of programming languages and technologies is also important.
Problem-solving skills: a Research Project Manager in computer science must be able to analyze complex problems
and develop creative solutions.
Analytical Skills: The ability to analyze and interpret large amounts of data is also important to
produce meaningful results.
Communication Skills: The ability to communicate results effectively is critical in computer science
research. Research Project Managers must be able to present their findings in written and oral form to
facilitate collaboration with other researchers and scientists.
Ability to work in a team: a Research Project Manager often works in teams, so it is important to be able to
collaborate and share ideas effectively.
Curiosity and motivation: a Research Project Manager in Computer Science must also have an intrinsic motivation
and curiosity for the field in order to succeed and continuously develop.
These requirements may vary depending on the work environment and specific requirements, but in general
they are all important skills and traits for a successful Research Project Manager in Computer Science.
