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Student Jobs

Below, you can find a list of currently available student jobs.

Tutors

We are always looking for tutors for our lectures and practical courses. Regularly offered courses:

  • Übung zu Einführung in die Rechnerarchitektur (WiSe, Deutsch)
  • Praktikum Rechnerarchitektur (WiSe und SoSe, Deutsch)
  • Praktikum Aspekte der systemnahen Programmierung bei der Spieleentwicklung (WiSe, Deutsch)
  • Parallel Programming (SoSe, English)

Applications: Tutortool - if a registration is not possible there, please contact the course organizer directly, we may have additional funding options.

This practical course is taught in German. German skills are a prerequisite for a tutor position.

Dieses Praktikum wird in Deutsch unterrichtet. Gute Deutschkenntnisse sind Voraussetzung für eine Tutorenstelle.

Wir suchen in jedem Semester Tutoren für die Durchführung der Praktika „Grundlagenpraktikum: Rechnerarchitektur“ (Sommer+Winter) und „Aspekte der systemnahen Programmierung“ (Winter).

Unsere Stellen haben folgende Vorteile:

  • Flexible Arbeitsstunden
  • Tutorenhonorar nach TUM-Tarif (Standardmäßig 10 Wochenstunden, verhandelbar)
  • Mitverwendung des ERA-Tutorenraums
  • Arbeit an hardwarenahen Themen
  • Freundliche Kollegen

Das Aufgabenspektrum eines Tutors umfasst folgendes:

  • Tutorübungen abhalten
  • Mentoring für Projektgruppen
  • Vorträge hören und evaluieren
  • Projektabgaben korrigieren

Wir wünschen uns folgendes von dir:

  • Verlässlichkeit
  • Gute Deutschkenntnisse für Unterricht und Korrektur
  • Fächer „Einführung in die Rechnerarchitektur“ sowie das Praktikum erfolgreich abgeschlossen
  • Interesse am Thema

Wir freuen uns auf deine Bewerbung.

Kontakt: Anna Mittermair

Bewerbungen sind über das Tutortool oder per E-Mail an anna.mittermair(at)tum.de möglich.

We are searching for multiple tutors for the subject Parallel Programming in the every summer semester.

You gain the following:

  • Flexible working hours
  • Salary according to the "TUM-Tarif" (number of hours negotiable)
  • Use of the tutor room subject to availability
  • Interesting topics
  • Friendly colleagues

Your tasks include:

  • Help organize the (central/distributed) tutorial
  • Participate in weekly Q&A sessions
  • Supervise and grade exams
  • Administrate server for programming exercises

We wish for:

  • Reliability
  • Completion of the lecture "Parallel Programming" or similar lectures with a good grade

Contact: Vincent Bode

Apply via the Tutortool or by e-mail to vincent.bode(at)tum.de.

We are looking for a motivated HiWi student to support us with development of our tools with focus on HPC topologies and performance modelling and optimizations on CPUs and GPUs. For more details, please have a look at the personal page of Stepan Vanecek.

The work will revolve mainly around the following tools: 

These tools, and others from the ecosystem, are in an early stage of developement, so there are many exciting tasks to create/implement/try out, such as (not extensive list):

  • extending our tools for GPUs and other modern heterogeneous architecture components,
  • Extending the list of supported/integrated third-party tools for sys-sage
  • Finding real-application (and benchmark-based) use-cases to showcase the functionality of the tools.
  • Creating tutorials and writing documentation for sys-sage and GPUscout (+viz)
  • Conducting measurements of GPUscout and mt4g (part of sys-sage) on different HPC hardware.
  • Modernizing MemAxes GUI to reflect all new functionality.

We are looking for a motivated student with

  • Good knowledge of C++ programming,
  • Who is eager to learn and to try out working on a real research project,
  • Who is able to work (to some degree) independently, and
  • (preferably) Has some knowledge in Computer Architecture and/or Parallel Programming.
  • Some of the tasks may include cooperation with other research institutes where communication with our partners may be necessary, other tasks will be done locally, so it is not a must. 

In case of interest, feel free to get in touch with Stepan Vanecek(stepan.vanecek@tum.de) from the CAPS research group of Prof. Schulz.

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