Hiwi position at the Department of Information Systems and Systems Development in the area of Cloud in cooperation with Amazon/AWS (application deadline 31.07.)

For support at the Department of Information Systems and Systems Development (WISE), I am looking for the following to start as soon as possible

a student assistant (m/f/d) for up to 40 hours per month in cooperation with Amazon Web Services (AWS ).

The focus of your task is to contribute to the development of a new teaching offer in the topic area of cloud computing. The teaching offering will be developed in collaboration with AWS. Accordingly, the activity is based in close cooperation with the practice and the student assistant has the opportunity to get to know Amazon Web Services (AWS) better & to work with them. Furthermore, if interested, there is the possibility to acquire an official AWS Cloud Certification (AWS Cloud Practitioner or Solution Architect Associated) as part of the activity. Upon completion of this project, you will have built a deep understanding of how cloud computing combined with IoT, AI/ML and Analytics will enable future business models.

Offering:

• Insight into working in research and teaching in my area of expertise.

• Hands-on experience in the topic area of cloud computing, i.e. a highly demanded and promising field of activity

• Pleasant working atmosphere and short communication channels

• Flexible working hours and locations

• Extensive practical contact with Amazon Web Services and the opportunity to obtain official certification

I expect from you:

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, initiative, willingness to perform, high sense of responsibility, ability to work in a team and very good organizational skills
• Affinity for IT or business informatics
• Very good German and English skills Practical knowledge of MS Office (esp. PowerPoint)

Do not hesitate to contact me without obligation in case of basic interest and not 100 % suitability. I fully understand that people have different qualifications and we can explore if there is a mutual opportunity. For further inquiries and applications, please do not hesitate to contact me via e-mail: haenel@uni-kassel.de.