Open working student (HiWi) positions [TSE 138 and 139] in EU funded MI-TRAP project
23.10.2026, Studentische Hilfskräfte, Praktikantenstellen, Studienarbeiten
Project context The EU-funded MI-TRAP aims to use a bottom-up dose-response framework to quantify the impact of pollution from transport on environmental and epidemiological outcomes. The project consortium consists of a large group of academic and industry partners. Results will be generated across all transport modes for a number of case study cities in Europe including Athens, Copenhagen, Milan, and Zurich, among others.
Tasks The student assistants will support the project in:
- Collecting transport network data from OpenStreetMap and traffic sensors data from open-source databases
- Developing automated workflows to clean and process the transport network data across multiple European regions
- Integrating the network data with the sensor data
- Supporting graph-based modelling and machine learning experiments
- Master’s student in Transportation Systems, Data Science, Informatics, Computer Science, or a related field
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Good programming skills in Python
- Experience in extracting and processing network data from OpenStreetMap or similar sources
- Experience with machine learning is desirable; knowledge of graph neural networks is a plus
- Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
- Work on a cutting-edge interdisciplinary research project with real societal impact
- Exposure to advanced methods in network analysis and AI
- Opportunity to contribute to scientific publications, depending on performance
- Contract duration up to 5 months, with the possibility of extension
- Working time of up to 16 hours/week
- CV
- Academic transcripts, including the latest one from TUM
- Any relevant project work (e.g., GitHub repository, code samples or coursework projects)
Please include the position IDs [TSE_138 or 139] in the email subject.
Deadline: 29/10/2026 23.59
Kontakt: santhanakrishnan.narayanan@tum.de


