The Department of Quantum Technology in the Faculty of Physics at the University of Münster, Germany, is seeking to fill the permanent position of a

• Development of novel educational formats in the field of experimental quantum technology within the network "EIN Quantum NRW." A focus is placed on the creation of an innovative teaching and learning environment that uses, for example, augmented reality to teach experimental core competencies in quantum technology. Corresponding laboratory courses and practical tutorials are to be developed at the University of Münster and transferred to the partners in the "EIN Quantum NRW" network.
• Active support of research projects focusing on quantum technology, both independently and in collaboration with the working groups of the Department of Quantum Technology.
• Conducting courses, particularly to expand the course offerings in the area of "Nano- and Quantum Technologies."
• Participation in academic self-administration, including advising students.

• a doctoral degree in physics or a related discipline is required.
• Experience in independently developing and conducting courses in the area of nano- and quantum technologies is expected.
• Extensive experience with nanofabrication and nanoanalytics in cleanroom environments is required.
• Teaching experience in cleanroom environments and good didactic skills are desirable.
• Experience in project management and coordination of projects is an advantage.
• We are looking for a team-oriented person with excellent organizational skills, who works independently and enjoys interacting with different student groups.

• Extensive experience and infrastructure for teaching in augmented reality environments are available on-site.
• Modern and well-equipped laboratory infrastructure at the Faculty of Physics – University of Münster, the  Center for NanoTechnology (CeNTech) and the Center for Soft Nanoscience (SoN), as well as state-of-the-art clean room facilities at the Münster Nanofabrication Facility (MNF).
• A dynamic environment for research and teaching at the newly founded Department for Quantum Technology, which forms an integral part of the University’s emerging field “Quantum Science Education and Technology”.
• Appreciation, commitment, openness and respect – values which are important to us.
• Our broad range of diverse work-time models offers great flexibility – also when working from home.
• If you have family members or young children in your care, our Family Service Office offers concrete support to help you balance your private and professional responsibilities.
• As an educational institution, we are deeply committed to offering occupational training and continuing education opportunities tailored to your individual needs.
• From A – Z, Aikido to Zumba, our sport and health programmes ensure a healthy work-life balance.