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16.02.2026
Student Software Engineer: Development of a Web Application for a Clinical Use Case (Part-time)
Position
The Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Orthopaedics at the TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar is looking for a motivated working student to develop a web application supporting the Fast-Track program, an enhanced recovery pathway in arthroplasty that thousands of our patients participate in each year (https://ortho.mri.tum.de/gelenkersatz/fast-track-konzept.html). The aim of this project is to design and implement a web application that streamlines manual data entry for the Fast-Track program while establishing a robust and reusable data foundation for future clinical and scientific use.
The Role
As a working student, you will:
- Work closely with clinical experts and researchers at the interface of medicine and software engineering
- Translate real clinical workflows and requirements into a usable technical solution
- Design and implement a web application from scratch
- Choose a suitable tech stack of your choice (frontend, backend, database)
- Iterate based on direct feedback from clinical users, with usability as a top priority
What matters to us is not a specific framework, but a functional, maintainable application that clinicians actually want to use.
What You Bring
We are open to both experienced web developers and strong generalist engineers. Ideally, you bring:
- Enrollment in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Engineering, Data Engineering, or a related field
- Practical experience in web development (full stack)
- The ability to understand domain-specific requirements and translate them into clean, working code
- Structured and independent working style
- Good German skills as the working language in the clinic is German
What We Offer
- Flexible setup: 10-20 h/week, hybrid working options
- Flexible start date, but preferably as soon as possible
- Mentorship: Work alongside clinical experts and computer scientists
- High degree of ownership: Own the technical conception and implementation of the web application end-to-end
- Real impact: Your code will be used to improve clinical workflows and boost the secondary use of clinical data
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Kontakt: florian.hinterwimmer@tum.de laura.amenda@tum.de
16.02.2026
Student Software Engineer: Development of a Web Application for a Clinical Use Case (Part-time)
Position
The Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Orthopaedics at the TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar is looking for a motivated working student to develop a web application supporting the Fast-Track program, an enhanced recovery pathway in arthroplasty that thousands of our patients participate in each year (https://ortho.mri.tum.de/gelenkersatz/fast-track-konzept.html). The aim of this project is to design and implement a web application that streamlines manual data entry for the Fast-Track program while establishing a robust and reusable data foundation for future clinical and scientific use.
The Role
As a working student, you will:
- Work closely with clinical experts and researchers at the interface of medicine and software engineering
- Translate real clinical workflows and requirements into a usable technical solution
- Design and implement a web application from scratch
- Choose a suitable tech stack of your choice (frontend, backend, database)
- Iterate based on direct feedback from clinical users, with usability as a top priority
What matters to us is not a specific framework, but a functional, maintainable application that clinicians actually want to use.
What You Bring
We are open to both experienced web developers and strong generalist engineers. Ideally, you bring:
- Enrollment in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Engineering, Data Engineering, or a related field
- Practical experience in web development (full stack)
- The ability to understand domain-specific requirements and translate them into clean, working code
- Structured and independent working style
- Good German skills as the working language in the clinic is German
What We Offer
- Flexible setup: 10-20 h/week, hybrid working options
- Flexible start date, but preferably as soon as possible
- Mentorship: Work alongside clinical experts and computer scientists
- High degree of ownership: Own the technical conception and implementation of the web application end-to-end
- Real impact: Your code will be used to improve clinical workflows and boost the secondary use of clinical data
read more
Kontakt: florian.hinterwimmer@tum.de laura.amenda@tum.de
16.02.2026
The Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Orthopaedics at the TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar is looking for a motivated working student to develop a web application.
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Kontakt: florian.hinterwimmer@tum.de laura.amenda@tum.de
16.02.2026
The Technical University of Munich seeks a student assistant (m/f/d) for TUM ForTe Entrepreneurship (Communication, Marketing & Events) for up to 20hrs/week. (Department for Research and Innovation - TUM ForTe)
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Kontakt: laura.martin@tum.de
16.02.2026
Der Zentrale Hochschulsport München ist die größte Hochschulsporteinrichtung Deutschlands und bietet ein breites Sommer- und Wintersportangebot für Studierende und Mitarbeitende der Münchner Hochschulen und Universitäten.
Wir suchen zum 01.04.2026 studentische Hilfskräfte für die Rezeption der Beach- und Tennisanlage am TUM Campus im Olympiapark
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Kontakt: anahita.martirosjan@tum.de
13.02.2026
Du bist kommunikativ, hilfsbereit und suchst eine vielseitige studentische Tätigkeit? Dann werde Teil unseres Teams! Die Studieninformation der Technischen Universität München (TUM) sucht zum 01.04.2026 oder nach Absprache Verstärkung (m/w/d) für unsere Anlaufstelle.
Arbeitsort: Büro in München | Arbeitssprachen: Deutsch und Englisch
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Kontakt: jobs-studieninfo@tum.de
13.02.2026
Studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d) - 8-10 Stunden/Woche im Projekt „GeoMaN – Nürnberg“ des Lehrstuhls für Hydrogeologie der TU München. Aufgaben: Sichtung von geologischen Daten; Pflege und Aktualisierung der Datenbank; ggf. Unterstützung bei Geländearbeit. Anforderungen: Kenntnisse in MS-Office und GIS; Interesse an Hydrogeologie/Geothermie; sehr gute Deutschkenntnisse; hohe Motivation, Sorgfalt und Eigenständigkeit
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Kontakt: aleksandra.kiecak@tum.de
13.02.2026
Studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d) zur Unterstützung multimodaler Datenerhebungen im OP der Allgemein- und Viszeralchirurgie. Die Tätigkeit umfasst die Durchführung und Organisation von OP-Aufnahmen, Datensatz- und Metadatenmanagement sowie die Mitwirkung bei ethischen und organisatorischen Prozessen. Eine längerfristige Mitarbeit ist ausdrücklich erwünscht (12–19 Std./Woche).
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Kontakt: lars.wagner@tum.de
12.02.2026
Die ausgeschriebene Stelle ist eine studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d) im Umfang von etwa 11–12 Stunden pro Woche im Rahmen der multizentrischen Gesundheitsstudie HelicoPTER am Institut für Medizinische Mikrobiologie, Immunologie und Hygiene der TUM . Zu den zentralen Aufgaben zählen die Aufklärung und der Einschluss von Studienteilnehmenden sowie die Ausgabe und Erläuterung von Fragebögen . Darüber hinaus umfasst die Tätigkeit die Durchführung von Blutentnahmen (bzw. die Bereitschaft, diese zu erlernen) sowie unterstützende Laborarbeiten mit Basistätigkeiten . Ebenso gehört die sorgfältige Dokumentation studienrelevanter Abläufe zum Aufgabenbereich . Die Terminvergabe erfolgt selbstständig durch die Teilnehmenden, wodurch die Arbeitszeiten gut planbar sind .
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Kontakt: marina.mallin-kallweit@tum.de
11.02.2026
The research group of Prof. Dr. Gronnier, Plant Cell Biology at the TUM Weihenstephan campus, investigates cell biological aspects of plant immunity, development, and evolution. The group employs multidisciplinary ap-proaches, including genetics, biochemistry, live-cell imaging, and high-resolution microscopy, to decipher fun-damental aspects of cellular signal transduction, with a particular focus on the spatial and temporal regulation of membrane-based molecular processes.
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Kontakt: julien.gronnier@tum.de
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