Student Assistant for Continuing Education Courses in IT Forensics and AI Security

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft · Darmstadt

HiWiGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 2 Nov

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Key facts

Update course materials in terms of topic or create new materials on a predefined topic: presentation slides, screencast videos, WBTs
To this end, research technical developments and research findings
Developing PC exercises: Designing them; then assembling tools, exercise data and scripts (e.g., Bash, Python); creating exercise sheets and model solutions; conducting user tests
Compiling new forensic datasets: researching or creating images, videos and text corpora
Optimising existing course materials: comprehensibility, (corporate) design, readability
Testing internal and external forensic tools
Optional: Implementing compact GUIs for CLI tools, administering our VMs and GPU servers for the delivery of the PC exercises, and jointly supervising the PC exercises during the course

Student on a STEM degree programme
Good knowledge of at least one of the above-mentioned specialist topics; interest in familiarising yourself with further specialist topics
A strong interest in communicating your specialist knowledge in a structured and comprehensible manner
A talent for graphic design, e.g., for presentation slides, tutorial videos, etc.
Independent working style, ability to meet deadlines
Good knowledge of German (at least B2 or equivalent, as the course programme is delivered in German)
Optional: Teaching experience (e.g., teacher training, tutoring, private tuition)

Attractive hourly rate: €18.06/hour for Bachelor’s students and €18.78/hour for Master’s students
Interesting, highly varied tasks related to current research topics in digital forensics and AI
Practical experience through direct or indirect contact with clients (course participants from sectors including corporate security, the police, the media, software development and AI systems)
Flexible working arrangements at the SIT Institute and from home
Good compatibility with your studies: flexible working hours, remote working, consideration of important term dates
Regular coordination and feedback on your tasks
Friendly team, good equipment (e.g., work laptop)
Benefits: ‘Corporate Benefit’ discounts at numerous shops, brands, insurance companies, etc.; charging infrastructure for electric cars at the Institute
Opportunities for dissertations and, where appropriate, subsequent employment as a researcher

Update course materials in terms of topic or create new materials on a predefined topic: presentation slides, screencast videos, WBTs
To this end, research technical developments and research findings
Developing PC exercises: Designing them; then assembling tools, exercise data and scripts (e.g., Bash, Python); creating exercise sheets and model solutions; conducting user tests
Compiling new forensic datasets: researching or creating images, videos and text corpora
Optimising existing course materials: comprehensibility, (corporate) design, readability
Testing internal and external forensic tools
Optional: Implementing compact GUIs for CLI tools, administering our VMs and GPU servers for the delivery of the PC exercises, and jointly supervising the PC exercises during the course

Student on a STEM degree programme
Good knowledge of at least one of the above-mentioned specialist topics; interest in familiarising yourself with further specialist topics
A strong interest in communicating your specialist knowledge in a structured and comprehensible manner
A talent for graphic design, e.g., for presentation slides, tutorial videos, etc.
Independent working style, ability to meet deadlines
Good knowledge of German (at least B2 or equivalent, as the course programme is delivered in German)
Optional: Teaching experience (e.g., teacher training, tutoring, private tuition)

Attractive hourly rate: €18.06/hour for Bachelor’s students and €18.78/hour for Master’s students
Interesting, highly varied tasks related to current research topics in digital forensics and AI
Practical experience through direct or indirect contact with clients (course participants from sectors including corporate security, the police, the media, software development and AI systems)
Flexible working arrangements at the SIT Institute and from home
Good compatibility with your studies: flexible working hours, remote working, consideration of important term dates
Regular coordination and feedback on your tasks
Friendly team, good equipment (e.g., work laptop)
Benefits: ‘Corporate Benefit’ discounts at numerous shops, brands, insurance companies, etc.; charging infrastructure for electric cars at the Institute
Opportunities for dissertations and, where appropriate, subsequent employment as a researcher