• You will manufacture, assemble, and install equipment, components, and test facilities in accordance with design documents (e.g., R&I flow diagrams,
• 3D design drawings, bills of materials, assembly instructions), taking into account applicable standards and safety regulations
• You are responsible for the construction, testing, and commissioning of cryogenic plants and systems, as well as associated control and regulation technology
• You perform leak and functional tests in accordance with current guidelines and document the results
• You will analyze, diagnose, and resolve malfunctions in cryogenic systems using measurement, testing, and analysis technology (e.g., data loggers,
• leak detectors, digital control systems).
• You will implement the installation and operation of systems and components with vacuum insulation
• As part of your duties, you will occasionally travel for work

• Completed technical vocational training combined with many years of professional experience
• Qualification in TIG welding as well as in-depth knowledge of hard and soft soldering processes (particularly in accordance with DIN EN ISO 13585) and modern
• joining techniques such as press-fit connections.
• Knowledge and certification as a qualified electrician for specified tasks (EFKffT) is a plus
• Expertise in handling cryogenic media, forklift certification, and crane certification are a plus
• Proficiency in current standards, guidelines, and safety regulations, including the Pressure Equipment Directive (2014/68/EU), the Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC), and VDI/VDE guidelines
• A structured, independent, and safety-conscious approach to work, as well as the ability to work effectively in interdisciplinary project environments

We offer you a varied and challenging role within a supportive team, as well as the opportunity to drive forward cutting-edge research.

• Employment type: Permanent, salary in accordance with collective bargaining agreements
• Work schedule: Full-time (38 hours per week)