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Open Student Assistant Positions (HiWi)

Student assistant for PR activities (20 hours per week)

The Chair of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Real-time Systems of TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology (Prof. Knoll) is engaged in a series of nationally funded research projects focused on future mobility (https://innovation-mobility.com/en/). In order to push the visibility of our projects, the outreach by scientific publications is complemented by traditional Public Relations activities. Sometimes we coordinate these activities on consortium level, sometimes we take action to strengthen just our own footprint in the public. Therefore, we are looking at the earliest date possible for a student assistant for PR activities (20 hours per week)

The area of responsibility includes the performance of dissemination tasks, in particular:

  • Support the creation, administration, and marketing of web content in liaison with the researchers working on the project
  • Setting up social media channels for the projects (LinkedIn group, Twitter/X account, You Tube channel).
  • Collaborating with the partners in these projects to collect their news, publications etc. to make the project website a living document
  • Support the creation and approval process of non-promotional campaign materials, such as brochures, presentations, and social media content.

  • Help coordinate and execute events, such as conferences, meetings, and workshops

Requirements:

  • Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in Communications, Public Relations, or a related field
  • Interest in mobility topics together with some understanding of the technology implemented in related projects (software engineering, sensor fusion, vision, digital twins etc.) – you do not need to be an expert in these fields, but you need to understand the context and write short blogs
  • Excellent knowledge of Word Press and Content Management Systems.
  • Proficiency in spoken and written German and English
  • Ability to work efficiently and independently, and with a pronounced organizational understanding.

  • Basic video editing skills are a plus

We offer:

  • An environment of trust and mutual support.
  • Meaningful responsibilities.
  • Challenging tasks within the management of large scientific networks and collaborations.
  • A comprehensive insight into scientific projects with national and international visibility.

  • Networking opportunities in academia and industry over Europe.

Interested?

Please send your complete application, including your CV and letter of motivation, preferably in one PDF file to Marie-Luise Netiz at neitz(at)in.tum.de latest by 19th April 2024.

Hiwi (Bachelor/Master): Integration of the Mobile Base for the Robotic Circulating Nurse in Operating Room

(Duration: 6 month (can be extended), max. 20h/w)

Please read the full description and objective lists of this position: Here

 

If you're interested, please send a copy of your CV and transcripts of results to Dr. Shafaei no later than 25.04.2023: shafaei(at)in.tum.de

 

Your main tasks and objectives would be:

  • Enhancing the movement of the robot station and operation of the arm,
  • Implementing the final top-level workflows for device adjustment,
  • Contributing to technical and clinical evaluation of the final demonstrator,
  • Cleaning up the scripts and optimizing the workflow,
  • Integrating ansible/docker structure in CI,

 

Preferred skills:

  • Familiarity with embedded systems
  • C/C++ knowledge
  • ROS
  • Python

HiWi in safe reinforcement learning on a real robot.

Please read the full topic description here.

Your main task will be the implementation of a provably safe shield for RL in XBot2 and the testing in simulation.
You will then deploy the safety shield on our real-world robot.
To show the suitability for RL-based methods, you will test the safety shield with an RL agent on the real hardware.
This project is in close cooperation with our project partners from Fraunhofer Italia and Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia.
If desired, you will have the opportunity to travel with us to Italy and test your software on the project's robot.

Preferred knowledge:

  • ROS
  • C++

HiWi for the development of a PyTorch-based framework for GNN-based research on autonomous driving

We are looking for HiWis that can contribute to our PyTorch-based CommonRoad-Geometric package, which at its core offers a standardized extraction and learning framework for graph neural network-based research on autonomous driving.

For more information about the framework, please consult our toolpaper.

Preferred knowledge:

  • B.Sc. degree in Informatics or similar
  • High language proficiency in Python
  • Familiar with best practices for software development and design patterns
  • Well-versed in adjacent topics such as testing, deployment and packaging.
  • Familiar with machine learning concepts and PyTorch

If you are interested, please reach out to eivind.meyer@tum.de and maurice.brenner@tum.de

CommonRoad Software Developers

The positions listed below are addressed to students looking for a job or internship during their Bachelor or Master education. If you are looking for a PhD position, please have a look at our open PhD positions.

Working Student Assistants - Intelligent Transportation Systems - 3D Perception, Automated Sensor Calibration, V2X Protocols and Services

Posted on: 19 September 2022, Application deadline: 02 October 2022

The Chair of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Real-Time Systems operates a state-of-art research infrastructure for intelligent transportation systems and infrastructure-assisted autonomous driving on the A9 autobahn and the adjacent urban areas of Garching-Hochbrück near Munich. The 3km long test-field consists of 7 sensor stations equipped with 75 multi-modal sensors and 5 high performance distributed computing nodes interconnected by a high bandwidth backbone network.

We are looking for working student assistants with interest and expertise in one or more of the following fields.

  • Machine learning based 3D perception of traffic objects
  • Automated sensor calibration, tracking and data fusion
  • ROS1 and ROS2 middleware and linux operating systems
  • Sensors and sensor-drivers
  • V2X communication networks and real-time services

The positions require excellent programming skills in C++ and Python, exposure to machine learning frameworks and ROS middleware, and knowledge of V2X communication protocols.

Please send your application consisting of a motivation letter, and copies of your CV, transcripts and student-enrollment certificate to the email address applications(at)testfeld-a9.de. Please use the text Application SA_ITS_202209_A in the subject field of the email. Please also indicate in your motivation letter the specific field from the list above, for which you are applying.

Personal information submitted as part of your application will be treated in accordance with Art. 13 of GDPR. Please check this link for the details.

Working Student (w/m/d) Software Development Intelligent Traffic Systems

Job discription is available: here


if you would like to find out more about Yunex Traffic before applying please visit: www.yunextraffic.com
The contact person handling this job ad is Timm Lotz - timm.lotz(at)siemens.com.

Studentische Hilfskraft / Student Assistant: Web Development

Wir suchen ab sofort eine studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d) zur Unterstützung im Bereich Web-Entwicklung. Die Aufgaben umfassen im Wesentlichen das Aufsetzen und die Betreuung des Webauftritts für das VIDETEC-2 Projekt. Dafür soll beispielsweise eine lehrstuhleigene Website entwickelt werden und diese im Laufe des Projektes mit Inhalten angereichert werden. Die Stelle umfasst Aufgaben in Zusammenarbeit mit den Mitarbeitern des Lehrstuhls, als auch in Eigenverantwortung, und können auch Remote bearbeitet werden. Erste Erfahrungen mit der Programmierung von webbasierten Anwendungen (html, JavaScript, WordPress) sind von Vorteil. Mehr Informationen zum Projekt unter: https://bmdv.bund.de/SharedDocs/DE/Artikel/DG/mfund-projekte/videtec-2.html

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We are looking for a student assistant (m/f/d) to support us in the area of web development. The tasks essentially include the set-up and support of the web presence for the VIDETEC-2 project. For this purpose, a website should be developed which is to be enriched with content in the course of the project. The position entails work in cooperation with the team of the chair as well as in self-responsibility and can also be done remotely. First experiences with programming of web-based applications (html, JavaScript, WordPress) are advantageous. More information on the project can be found at https://www.ce.cit.tum.de/air/research/videtec-2/

Kontakt: Leah Strand | leah.strand@tum.de - Venkat Lakshmi | venkat.lakshmi@tum.de

Werkstudent @SIEMENS (w/m/d) technischer Vertrieb

Intelligente Lösungen für Verkehr und Infrastruktur in und zwischen Städten. Verkehrsmanagement, Simulation, Digitale Zwillinge, KI-gestützte digitale Lösungen, Infrastruktur für Connected Vehicles – das und mehr ist die Basis, mit der unsere Kunden ihre Mobilitätsökosysteme managen können. Entlang ihrer Wertschöpfungskette helfen wir ihnen mit unseren Lösungen, die Mobilitätsbedürfnisse von heute und morgen zu erfüllen.

Du wirst für mindestens 6 Monate Teil unseres Teams von Yunex Traffic als Werkstudent (w/m/d) im Bereich Autobahn-, Tunnel- und Mautsysteme.

System Administration for Organizing Research Results

More information can be found here.

Web-developer for cRoK (Composable Robotics BenchmarK)

Full-stack webdeveloper for integrating cRoK with the existing CommonRoad website. Our stack includes:

  • React
  • Django
  • PostgreSQL
  • Celery + Flower
  • Caddy
  • Docker + npm
  • Minio

Contact: matthias.mayer(at)tum.de

Neurorobotics in the Human Brain Project

Tutor for Teaching

Medical Robotics

CORA toolbox

Contact for all things CORA: Mark Wetzlinger

Software Development at SANEON

SANEON offers internships and student assistant positions as advertised here.

Software development & robotics vision application at Agile Robots AG

Intern/Working student. Requirements: Python, Opencv, Pytorch, ROS, git

More info please contact: qian.feng(at)tum.de

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