Student Assistant in the Area of Continuing Education Courses in IT Forensics and AI Security

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft · Darmstadt

HiWiGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 2 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Update course materials or create new materials on a set topic, including presentation slides, screencast videos and web-based training
Research technical developments and research findings for these materials
Develop computer exercises: plan them, assemble tools, practice data and scripts such as Bash or Python, write task sheets and sample solutions, and run user tests
Compile new forensic datasets by finding or creating images, videos and text collections
Improve existing course materials for clarity, corporate design and readability
Test internal and external forensic tools
Optional: build small graphical interfaces for command-line tools, manage virtual machines and GPU servers for computer exercises, and help supervise exercises during courses

Enrolled in a STEM degree programme
Good knowledge of at least one of the topics listed above and an interest in learning about further topics
Strong interest in sharing your specialist knowledge clearly and in a structured way
A talent for graphic design in presentation slides, teaching videos and similar materials
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Good German skills, at least B2 or equivalent, as the courses are taught in German
Optional: teaching experience, such as teacher training, university tutoring or private tutoring

Hourly pay of 18.06 euros for bachelor's students and 18.78 euros for master's students
Interesting and varied tasks linked to current research in digital forensics and AI
Practical experience through direct or indirect contact with clients, including course participants from corporate security, the police, media, software development and AI systems
Flexible work at the SIT institute and from home
Work that fits around your studies, with flexible hours, remote working and consideration for important semester dates
Regular discussions and feedback on your tasks
A friendly team and good equipment, such as a work laptop
Corporate Benefits discounts at many shops, brands and insurers, plus electric car charging at the institute
Opportunities to write your thesis and possibly work as a researcher later

Update course materials or create new materials on a set topic, including presentation slides, screencast videos and web-based training
Research technical developments and research findings for these materials
Develop computer exercises: plan them, assemble tools, practice data and scripts such as Bash or Python, write task sheets and sample solutions, and run user tests
Compile new forensic datasets by finding or creating images, videos and text collections
Improve existing course materials for clarity, corporate design and readability
Test internal and external forensic tools
Optional: build small graphical interfaces for command-line tools, manage virtual machines and GPU servers for computer exercises, and help supervise exercises during courses

Enrolled in a STEM degree programme
Good knowledge of at least one of the topics listed above and an interest in learning about further topics
Strong interest in sharing your specialist knowledge clearly and in a structured way
A talent for graphic design in presentation slides, teaching videos and similar materials
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Good German skills, at least B2 or equivalent, as the courses are taught in German
Optional: teaching experience, such as teacher training, university tutoring or private tutoring

Hourly pay of 18.06 euros for bachelor's students and 18.78 euros for master's students
Interesting and varied tasks linked to current research in digital forensics and AI
Practical experience through direct or indirect contact with clients, including course participants from corporate security, the police, media, software development and AI systems
Flexible work at the SIT institute and from home
Work that fits around your studies, with flexible hours, remote working and consideration for important semester dates
Regular discussions and feedback on your tasks
A friendly team and good equipment, such as a work laptop
Corporate Benefits discounts at many shops, brands and insurers, plus electric car charging at the institute
Opportunities to write your thesis and possibly work as a researcher later