Tübingen
You will be responsible for the administrative support of the Scientific Coordinator, the Institute Management Officer and the SCO team.
The coordinator supports the directors and research group leaders in the recruiting of doctoral students, in particular through the doctoral program of the European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems, as well as support doctoral candidates with completing the program.
The position is part of the Central Scientific Facility (CSF) “Scientific Computing”, which provides high-performance computing resources and expertise to enable cutting-edge research at the institute. The CSF Scientific Computing team — a tech-loving group that values openness, fresh ideas, and close collaboration — operates a state-of-the-art GPU cluster with more than 1200 GPUs, serving as a critical backbone for advancing ground-breaking research in AI.
Stuttgart
Das Max-Planck-Institut für Intelligente Systeme ist eine weltweit führende Forschungseinrichtung im Bereich der intelligenten Systeme. Unsere Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler erforschen maschinelles Lernen, Robotik, Materialwissenschaften und verwandte Gebiete, um innovative Lösungen für technologische Herausforderungen zu entwickeln.
Your task is to support the open-sourcing of an innovative research toolkit that bridges electrical and mechanical systems in robotic systems. This role offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge hardware and software systems while immersing yourself in active robotics research.
The Optics & Sensing Laboratory (OSLab) at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Tübingen (Germany) has an open position for a Research Engineer (m/f/div) for leading the development of the Non-verbal Interpersonal Communication Exploration (NICE) Toolbox.
The Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS) conducts research to understand the principles of perception, action, and learning in natural and artificial systems that successfully interact with complex environments.
MachOptima is a spin-off team from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems that focuses on developing AI-based industrial optimization tools that help businesses nhance resource efficiency, reduce waste, and quickly adapt to technological advancements.
Stuttgart & Tübingen
The MPI for Intelligent Systems in Stuttgart and Tübingen expects to have an opening for one director and scientific member of the Max Planck Society (MPG) in each site. The Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems combines – within one center – theory, software, and hardware expertise in the research field of intelligent systems. The opening for the Tübingen campus of the institute relates to areas like machine learning, including modern robotics, and natural language understanding. Research at the Stuttgart campus of the institute relates to small-scale robotics, self-organization, haptic perception, bio-inspired systems, medical robotics, and robotic materials.