Vacancies

in the Department of Transport Planning and Transport Systems (FB 14) to support the DyNaMo project(www.uni-kassel.de/forschung/dynamo)

We are looking for a student assistant to support our interdisciplinary research project "DyNaMo: Safe and sustainable mobility in the city of tomorrow". The project deals with the research of AI-based methods for recording the driving behavior of cyclists and the development of effective infrastructure and training measures to increase road safety.

As the project is planned over a longer period of time and we appreciate continuous cooperation, this position is aimed at students who are not yet at the end of their studies.

You should (ideally) have

• Interest in the topic of "Cycling safety and AI-supported mobility research"
• Experience in scientific work (absolutely necessary)
• Willingness to familiarize yourself with non-subject-specific topics and to take on a variety of tasks
• Confident handling of common Office applications

The field of study is secondary - more important to us is your interest in interdisciplinary research and your willingness to familiarize yourself with various topics.

We offer you

• Versatile insights into an exciting, forward-looking research project at the interface of road safety, AI and sustainable mobility
• Practical experience in scientific work in an interdisciplinary team
• Opportunity to write your thesis on project-related topics
• Flexible working hours, possibility to work from home as well as in the FG
• Remuneration: 13.46€/h (without degree), 14.46€/h (with 1st degree)

Your tasks:

• Support with literature research and structuring
• Collaboration in organizational and content-related tasks in the project
• Support with data evaluation and processing if necessary

The tasks will be varied and offer the opportunity to gain insights into various aspects of traffic planning and AI-supported research.

If you are interested:

A short letter will suffice - supplemented by your CV and contact details.

Please send an e-mail to: Annika Lux(annika.lux[at]uni-kassel[dot]de)

Department of Transport Planning and Traffic Systems
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Carsten Sommer
Institute of Transportation
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Mönchebergstraße 7
(Engineering Sciences III building)
Room 2106 - 2115