The Technische Universität Dresden (TUD), a globally recognized University of Excellence, is seeking a distinguished professor for its Institute of Electronic Packaging Technology. The position is part of the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering and is set to be filled by October 1, 2025. This opportunity comes amid an era where electronics and computers are driving innovation and shaping the future, making it an exciting time for those with a passion for these fields.
TUD Dresden, established in 1828, has been at the forefront of technological research and development, tackling the grand challenges of the 21st century. The university integrates various disciplines, including natural and engineering sciences, humanities, social sciences, and medicine, to foster interdisciplinarity and the transfer of science to society. With a culture that celebrates diversity, mutual appreciation, innovation, and active participation, TUD Dresden offers an attractive working environment for all its employees.
The prospective professor will be expected to represent the subject area in research and teaching within the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering. This includes overseeing current modules of basic and specialized studies in the diploma and master’s degree programs, with a significant focus on laboratory practical courses. The role also involves active participation in the basic education and teaching export of the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
In addition to teaching responsibilities, the successful candidate will have the chance to develop and implement a challenging, future-oriented research program in electronic packaging and interconnection technology. The research activities should strengthen the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology’s focus areas, including biomedical engineering, optoelectronics, sustainable electronics, and state-of-the-art electronics. This will require an interdisciplinary connection.
The professor will also be expected to maintain and further expand the existing technological and diagnostic equipment with the aim of establishing an interdisciplinary technology and transfer platform. Participation in academic self-administration is also part of the role.
Applicants should have proven international scientific credentials in at least two relevant fields. Other expectations include a successful scientific activity in a current field of the appointment area, excellent research achievements with high development potential, experience in teaching, outstanding didactic skills, success in acquiring third-party funding, experience in guiding and managing scientific and non-scientific staff. A robust national and international network within the specialist community is also required.
Applicants should also be able to offer courses in English and have sufficient German language skills (language level CEF B1) to perform teaching and administrative duties. Practical experience in the relevant industry is advantageous.
Candidates must meet the employment qualification requirements of § 59 of the Institutions of Higher Education Act in the Free State of Saxony (SächsHSG). For further inquiries, please contact Prof. Dr.-Ing. Karlheinz Bock or Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Richter.
TUD Dresden is committed to increasing female representation in academia and research, making applications from women particularly welcome. The university is certified as family-friendly and offers a Dual Career Service. Applications from candidates with disabilities are also encouraged.
Applications should be submitted by October 27, 2023. They should include a CV in tabular form, a description of your scientific career, a list of your scientific publications, a list of courses taught, results of evaluations (preferably of the last three years), as well as a copy of your highest academic degree certificate.
This opportunity at TUD Dresden represents a chance to make a significant contribution to the field of electronic packaging technology. It’s an opportunity to shape the future of electronics, computers, programming languages, and coding at one of Germany’s leading research institutions.
