Student Assistant (WHB) (f/m/x) (Food-and-Beverage-Assistant)

We are looking to support our rapidly growing team as soon as possible: Student Assistant (WHB) (f/m/x) – Audiovisual Science Communication Biomedizinische Informatik TV-L: 19 h/week (49,35%) limited for 1 year according to WissZeitVG (Third-party funded project) Compensation is €15,11 per hour of weekly employment TV-L: 19 h/week (49,35%) limited for 1 year according to WissZeitVG (Third-party funded project) Compensation is €15,11 per hour of weekly employment Your tasks You’ll help us create engaging audiovisual content that makes complex scientific and/or technical topics accessible — whether for specialist audiences like clinicians and researchers, or for the general public. This includes: • Designing and producing short explainer videos, animations, and visual storytelling pieces • Supporting the development of educational materials for workshops and online platforms • Supporting the literature review behind each piece — helping gather, organise, and distil source material together with the researchers, as input for the content • Collaborating closely with Data Stewards and Developers to translate technical content into compelling visuals Your profile • Enrolment in a relevant degree programme (Media Design, Communication Design, UX/UI, Motion Design, Digital Film, or similar), with a completed Bachelor’s degree • Hands-on skills in video editing, motion graphics, and animation — whichever software you work in • A genuine curiosity about science and/or informatics — no prior biomedical knowledge required, just an open mind • Strong visual communication instincts and an eye for clean, purposeful design • Reliable, self-directed work style and good communication skills, ideally with knowledge of German / English Have we piqued your interest? If so, please send us your detailed resume and a brief portfolio of your work. Our offer • Everything but ordinary: You can expect a secure job in a challenging, innovative environment – including company pension schemes and