For Students

Advertisements for jobs, internships and theses

Theses

Research and examination of possibilities for objective joint point setting and definition (e.g., statistical body models, knowledge from biomechanics, medicine, anthropology, sports science, digital human modeling)

More about this thesisObjective:
Systematic literature review and practical evaluation of existing scientific approaches to the precise definition of body joint points. You will examine how different disciplines define joint points and test selected methods in practice using 3D body scans.

Tasks:
- Comprehensive literature search in medical, anthropological, and sports science databases. - Analysis and comparison of different joint point definitions and measurement methods. - Practical testing of promising approaches on a sample of 3D body scans. - Evaluation of the reproducibility and accuracy of different definition methods

Skills:
- Systematic research skills in scientific databases
- Interest in anatomy and practical work with 3D models
- Experience with 3D software Blender or willingness to learn
- Basic understanding of “evaluation methodology”

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Conducting feasibility tests on self-developed joint point definitions on random samples

More about this thesisObjective:
Practical validation of newly developed joint point definition methods through systematic testing on 3D body scans. You will check whether theoretically sound definitions are reproducible and precisely applicable in practice, and evaluate their suitability for biometric applications.

Tasks:
- Implementation of self-developed joint point definition rules in 3D software
- Systematic testing on a defined sample of body scans of different body types
- Conducting reproducibility studies (multiple marking of the same points)
- Quantitative evaluation of the accuracy and consistency of the definition methods

Skills:
- Interest in anatomical structures and systematic work
- Experience with 3D software or willingness to learn
- Basic understanding of statistical analysis

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Interobserver studies of the developed joint puncture technique

More about this thesisObjective:
To investigate the reproducibility and consistency of joint point setting between different observers. You will apply the specified joint point setting to a larger sample of 3D body scans in order to evaluate the objectivity and reliability of the method.

Tasks:
- Performing feasibility tests on self-developed joint points

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Development of a standardized joint point catalog with metadata for automated processing

More about this thesisObjective:
Creation of structured, machine-readable documentation of all defined joint points with associated metadata. You will develop a standardized data format that is both understandable to humans and suitable for automated processing.

Tasks:
- Structuring joint point definitions into a uniform schema
- Developing metadata standards (anatomical position, measurement accuracy, applicability)
- Implementing machine-readable formats (JSON, YAML, or similar)
- Ensuring automatic readability and validation of the data structure

Skills:
- Systematic work with data structures and documentation standards
- Basic knowledge of programming for data processing
- Understanding of structured data management and metadata concepts

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Analysis of individualized physical characteristics (using 3D body scans and rigs) for evaluation as a soft biometric feature

More about this thesisObjective:
Investigation of additional body characteristics such as body angle, shoulder inclination, or posture characteristics that go beyond basic body measurements. You will analyze whether these individual characteristics can contribute to improving person differentiation in 3D body scans and rigs and whether they are suitable as supplementary soft biometric features.

Tasks:
- Identification and definition of measurable individualizing features on 3D body scans. - Systematic measurement of these characteristics on a sample of different individuals. - Statistical analysis of the discriminatory power. - Comparison of measurability between 3D body scans and rig models. Skills: - Interest in anatomical features and individual body characteristics - Experience with 3D software such as Blender and 3D models or willingness to learn - Basic understanding of statistical analysis

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Differentiability through individualizing features and comparison of 3D body scans and 3D rigs

More about this thesisObjective:
Investigation of additional body characteristics such as body angles or posture characteristics to improve person differentiation. You will analyze both continuous characteristics (e.g., angle measurements) and categorical properties, and also evaluate how well rig models represent these individual characteristics.

Tasks:
- Statistical analysis of the distributions of continuous individualizing features
- Frequency statistics for categorical features (characteristic types)
- Investigation of dependencies between different body features
- Comparative analysis: Agreement between real body scans and rig models
- Evaluation of the soft biometric suitability of various characteristics
- Identification of discriminating characteristics for distinguishing between individuals and evaluation of suitable vs. less suitable characteristics
- Calculation of threshold values and evaluation of the selectivity of individual characteristics

Skills:
- Statistical knowledge for quantitative and non-quantitative data analysis or a high willingness to learn
- Programming experience for data evaluation (Python/R) or willingness to learn
- Interest in individual body characteristics and posture features
- Basic understanding of soft biometric concepts

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Rule-based automated joint point localization using structured definition methods (geometric reference lines, body axes and planes, landmarks, etc.)

More about this thesisObjective:
Development of automated procedures for joint point setting (of the shoulder, etc.) based on clearly defined rules and geometric specifications. You will program algorithms that convert anatomical definitions (e.g., midpoint between two landmarks or intersection of body axes) into automatic point localization.

Tasks:
- Translation of anatomical joint point definitions into algorithmic rules
- Implementation of geometric calculations (auxiliary lines, planes, axes) in the 3D software Blender
- Development of constraints to avoid implausible point placements
Validation by comparison with manually set reference points

Skills:
- Interest in anatomy
- Programming experience
- Mathematical understanding of spatial geometry

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

2D joint point annotation for body pattern extraction of persons from digital image material

More about this thesisObjective:
Manually mark joint points on target persons in 2D video recordings or images. You will create precise annotations that serve as the basis for biometric comparisons and learn about the practical challenges of joint point determination under real recording conditions.

Tasks:
- Systematic annotation of joint points in digital 2D recordings
- Documentation of uncertainties and problematic image areas
- Optional: Comparative analysis of different recording conditions (perspective, image quality)

Skills:
- Interest in anatomical structures and precise work
- Spatial awareness for 2D-3D relationships
- Systematic and documenting work

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Automated, distortion-free rigging of 3D body scans for animating natural body poses

More about this thesisGoal:
Develop an automated process for rigging 3D body scans without geometric distortions. You will create a system that automatically inserts skeletal structures into different body models while preserving the original proportions—for efficient animation of different body poses.

Tasks:
- Research and evaluation of various approaches to automatic rigging
- Implementation and testing of a selected method on body scan samples
- Evaluation of the results in terms of proportion preservation and animability
- Comparison with manual rigging in terms of accuracy and time required

Skills:
- Experience with 3D modeling and rigging concepts
- Programming skills for automation in 3D software, preferably Blender contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

(Partially) automated edge detection with subpixel interpolation for precise (joint) point localization in digital 2D images as part of an image quality workflow

More about this thesisObjective:
Development and implementation of automated methods for the precise localization of joint points in digital 2D images using gradient analysis and edge detection. You will expand manual annotation methods with algorithmic approaches based on brightness gradients and subpixel interpolation to accelerate and objectify joint point determination.

Tasks:
- Implementation of gradient-based edge detection (Sobel operator) for edge points. - Development of algorithms for determining the center of internal joint points. - Integration of subpixel interpolation for increased localization accuracy. Skills: - Programming experience in Python and libraries such as OpenCV, NumPy, for example.
- Basic understanding of image processing.
- Mathematical understanding of gradient calculation and interpolation

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

(Partially) automated joint point localization and extraction of target persons in 2D images (e.g., through gradient-based edge detection)

More about this thesisObjective:
Development of automated methods for annotating joint points on target persons in simulated 2D surveillance frames. You will program algorithms that automatically or semi-automatically detect and mark body contours and joint positions in the generated video recordings.

Tasks:
- Implementation of methods such as gradient-based edge detection for localizing visible body points
- Development of algorithms for hard-to-detect internal joint points
- (Integration of the methods into the frame generation workflow)
- Validation by comparison with manual annotations and ground truth data

Skills:
- Programming experience in image processing
- Basic understanding of body structures and joint positions

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Virtual crime scene creation and generation of simulated surveillance recordings for digital anthropometric body pattern matching

More about this thesisObjective:
To construct digital 3D crime scene scenarios and generate controlled surveillance recordings for testing biometric matching procedures. You will create virtual environments with configurable camera systems that enable realistic test conditions for evaluating body pattern identification.

Tasks:
- Modeling virtual rooms and crime scene scenarios in 3D software (Blender)
- Configuring virtual camera systems with documented parameters (intrinsic, extrinsic)
- Positioning 3D body scans in the scenes and rendering images
- Documenting all technical parameters for reproducible test conditions

Skills:
- Experience with 3D modeling and rendering software (Blender) or willingness to learn
- Interest in technical photography and camera parameters
- Systematic work with technical documentation

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Workflow for biometric matching of body patterns from 3D and 2D sources in Blender (through superimposition, spatial alignment, etc.)

More about this thesisObjective:
Develop a systematic method for comparing body patterns of 3D reference persons (from body scans) with body patterns of 2D target persons (from video recordings). You will create a complete workflow that makes both data sources comparable through spatial alignment and projection.

Tasks:
- Development of methods for superimposing 3D models on 2D images
- Implementation of forward projection for transforming 3D coordinates into 2D image space
- Programming of the alignment process with suitable distance measures
- Documentation of the workflow and testing on various data sets

Skills:
- Knowledge of 3D modeling and spatial visualization
- Programming experience for geometric transformations
- Mathematical understanding of projection and alignment methods

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Quantitative analysis of digital anthropometric body comparison

More about this thesisObjective:
Systematic evaluation of matching results to assess biometric performance. You will analyze how well the method distinguishes between individuals, determine threshold values, and quantify accuracy using statistical indicators.

Tasks:
- Analysis of the distributions of distance measures (RMSD/RWSD) in match and non-match comparisons
- Performing ROC analyses and determining optimal threshold values
- Calculating performance indicators (precision, recall, F1 score)
- Quantifying error rates (type I and type II errors) - Identifying discriminating/reliable matching features - Evaluating suitable vs. less suitable joints for matching - Validating against ground truth data from the simulation Skills: - Knowledge of statistics and biometric evaluation methods (ROC, precision/recall) or a strong willingness to learn
- Programming experience for data analysis (Python/R) or a willingness to learn
- Understanding of biometric procedures and forensic principles for interpreting results

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Analysis of incomplete body patterns: Identifiability with partial feature sets

More about this thesisObjective:
Investigation of the forensic significance of incomplete body patterns. You will systematically analyze how many and which joint points must be present at a minimum to enable reliable identification or narrowing down of individuals—relevant for cases involving concealed body parts or unfavorable camera angles.

Tasks:
- Systematic reduction of joint points and analysis of the remaining discriminatory power
- Determination of minimum feature sets for forensically usable statements
- Evaluation of various partial pattern combinations in terms of robustness and selectivity

Skills:
- Knowledge of statistics and experience with data analysis (R, Python) or a high willingness to learn
- Programming experience for data evaluation (Python/R) or willingness to learn
- Interest in systematic, comparative analyses and understanding of biometric concepts or willingness to learn

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Construction and simulation of virtual crime scenes using stereo camera systems for 3D capture and forensic comparison of anthropometric body patterns

More about this thesisObjective:
Development of a dual-camera system for three-dimensional reconstruction of body points from simulated surveillance footage. You will create virtual crime scene environments and use stereophotogrammetry to calculate precise 3D coordinates of joint points and evaluate their accuracy compared to single-camera methods.

Tasks:
- Building virtual crime scene scenarios in 3D software
- Configuring dual-camera setups with defined distances and calibration
- Implementing triangulation algorithms for 3D point reconstruction

Skills:
- Digital anthropometric comparison with stereo data and validation against ground truth

Skills:
- Experience with 3D software Blender or willingness to learn
- Programming skills in Python/C++ (advantageous)
- Basic understanding of mathematics, stereophotogrammetry, and triangulation can be acquired

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Evaluation of the biometric process under specific influencing factors/changed conditions (clothing, other poses, image quality, etc.)

More about this thesisObjective:
Systematic investigation of the robustness of biometric body pattern matching under varying conditions. You will test how individual factors such as clothing, posture, or image quality affect the accuracy of personal identification and determine the limits of applicability.

Tasks:
- Planning controlled experimental designs with individual variation factors
- Performing systematic test series
- Implementing triangulation algorithms for 3D point reconstruction
- Quantitative analysis of matching performance under different conditions
- Derivation of suitability criteria and limits of application for forensic practice

Skills:
Experience with 3D software Blender or willingness to learn
- Basic understanding of experimental design and controlled studies
- Programming for data analysis (Python/R) (advantageous if available)
- Statistical thinking for comparative analyses; specific biometric indicators will be developed

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Error modeling, analysis, and quantification of digital anthropometric matching

More about this thesisObjective:
Systematic investigation of selected sources of error from the measurement process to the final calibration. You will quantify how influencing factors such as observer error (intra- and inter-observer), image quality, and others affect the comparison results and develop methods for separating measurement errors from actual person-specific differences.

Tasks:
- Quantification of intra-observer variability (repeatability of the same person)
- Quantification of inter-observer variability (differences between observers)
- Performing sensitivity analyses on various parameters (image quality, distance, pose)
- Development of a superordinate error model for the entire alignment process
- Modeling of error propagation from the measurement process to the alignment
Separation of measurement errors and person-specific deviations

Skills:
- Knowledge of statistics and experience with data analysis (R, Python) or a high willingness to learn
- Programming experience for data analysis (Python/R) or willingness to learn
- Understanding of measurement uncertainty and error propagation
- Systematic thinking for the identification of error sources

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Research, review, and evaluation of existing deployment concepts and SOPs (standard operating procedures) for application to digital anthropometric matching as a biometric procedure

More about this thesisObjective:
- Systematic research into existing forensic guidelines, standards, and quality assurance procedures for biometric methods. You will analyze the methodological, legal, and ethical requirements that apply to forensic biometric methods and whether and how these can be applied to digital anthropometric matching.

Tasks:
- Research forensic frameworks for biometric procedures (ISO, Daubert, ACE-V)
- Systematic extraction of validation and quality criteria from the standards
- Evaluation of the applicability of various frameworks to digital anthropometric matching
- Creation of a structured overview of suitable standards with justification for selection

Skills:
Systematic research skills in scientific (forensic, technical, and legal) literature
- Interest in standards, quality assurance, and forensic principles
- Analytical thinking for transferring general standards to specific applications

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Development of an application concept and creation of SOP-based documentation for digital anthropometric comparison as a biometric procedure

More about this thesisObjective:
Concrete development of standard operating procedures and a practical application concept for the forensic use of digital anthropometric matching. You will (help to) create a framework suitable for application with clear work steps, quality criteria, and documentation standards.

Tasks:
- Development of a structured application concept with workflow and decision points
- Creation of standard operating procedures for all procedural steps
- Definition of suitability criteria and exclusion criteria for case material
- Development of checklists and documentation templates - Integration of quality assurance measures and validation steps

Skills:
- Systematic thinking for process development and standardization
- Interest in the practical implementation of forensic methods
- Understanding of quality assurance and documentation requirements

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Implementation roadmap for the use of digital anthropometric matching

More about this thesisObjective:
Develop a strategic plan for the gradual implementation of digital anthropometric matching in forensic practice. You will create a realistic roadmap with specific milestones, resource requirements, and (necessary time) for practical implementation.

Tasks:
- Analysis of current technical and organizational requirements
- Development of a step-by-step plan with short-, medium-, and long-term goals
- Identification of necessary resources (personnel, hardware, software, training)
- Definition of milestones and success criteria for each implementation phase
- Creation of a risk management plan with fallback strategies

Skills:
- Strategic thinking
- Interest in the practical implementation of forensic methods
- Understanding of technical and organizational requirements
- Interest in the practical implementation of scientific procedures

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Comparative analysis of established biometric methods and testing for transferability to digital anthropometric matching

More about this thesisObjective:
Systematic comparison of digital anthropometric matching with established biometric methods such as facial recognition, fingerprints, gait analysis, and DNA. You will analyze methodological similarities and differences and evaluate which proven principles and standards can be transferred to the new approach.

Tasks:
- Systematic analysis of established biometric methods in terms of methodology and standards
- Comparative evaluation of strengths, weaknesses, and areas of application
- Examination of the transferability of methodological approaches to digital anthropometric matching
- Classification into the category of image-based identification methods

Skills:
- Systematic thinking for comparative analyses
- Interest in various biometric methods and their forensic application
- Understanding of methodological transferability between different approaches

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Requirements catalog for data sets and concepts/strategies for validating/evaluating image-based biometric identification methods using the example of digital anthropometric matching

More about this thesisObjective:
Development of systematic requirements for data sets and validation strategies for image-based biometric procedures. You will define the properties that data sets must have and develop methodological strategies for scientific evaluation under operating conditions.

Tasks:
- Development of a catalog of requirements for forensically usable data sets (variability, scenarios, documentation, etc.)
- Design of evaluation strategies (at various levels, such as controlled tests, realistic scenarios, practical use, e.g., according to ISO/IEC 19795-1)
- Development of solutions for the ground truth problem in uncontrolled environments. - Adaptation of forensic investigation processes (e.g., ACE-V framework) for anthropometric procedures. - Definition of quality criteria for repeatable and traceable results.

Skills:
- Understanding of scientific verification methods
- Systematic thinking for the definition of requirements
- Interest in methodological standards for image-based procedures

Internship / Thesis. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Development of a Blender add-on for automated measurement of abstracted digital human models (rigs) in three-dimensional space

. Contact: Sabine Richter

Development of a Blender add-on for 3D triangulation from 2D image coordinates from 2 cameras

. Contact: Sabine Richter

Rule-based automated joint point localization using structured definition methods (geometric reference lines, body axes and planes, landmarks, etc.)

. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Automated, distortion-free rigging of 3D body scans for animating natural body poses

. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

App-based ePros (electronic patient-reported outcomes)

. Contact: Tommy Bergmann

Digital determination of the ‘area of origin’ of blood samples from 3D models

. Contact: Tommy Bergmann

Automated detection and smoothing of reflection-induced peak artifacts in 3D soft tissue and bone reconstructions of the dental area

. Contact: Svenja Preuß

Automated artifact removal of forehead fixations from 3D reconstructions of craniofacial soft tissue structures (mesh-based)

. Contact: Svenja Preuß

Automated artifact removal from eye masks in 3D reconstructions of craniofacial structures (mesh-based)

. Contact: Svenja Preuß

(Partially) automated edge detection with subpixel interpolation for precise (joint) point localization in digital 2D images

. Contact: Marie-Luise Heuschkel

Creation of a user interface for displaying network data in the smart home

. Contact: Felix Fischer

Design and implementation of visualization methods for hate speech conversations and associated metadata

. Contact: Florian Meyer

Investigation of OSINT methods for gathering information from social media platforms

More about this thesisTasks:
Data collection with a smart toothbrush
Collect forensic traces:
- In the network (BLE, WiFi, etc.)
- In the app (on rooted Pixel 7a)
- In the cloud
Classify/categorize forensic traces according to relevance

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Linux/Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Internship / Bachelor thesis. Contact: Amon Bentke

Analysis of forensic traces in Google Nest Hub

More about this thesisTasks:
Data collection with a smart toothbrush
Collect forensic traces:
- In the network (BLE, WiFi, etc.)
- In the app (on rooted Pixel 7a)
- In the cloud
Classify/categorize forensic traces according to relevance

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Linux/Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Bachelor Thesis / Master Thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

xxx

More about this thesisTasks:
Data collection with a smart toothbrush
Collect forensic traces:
- In the network (BLE, WiFi, etc.)
- In the app (on rooted Pixel 7a)
- In the cloud
Classify/categorize forensic traces according to relevance

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Linux/Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Bachelor Thesis / Master Thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Analysis of forensic traces in the Redmi Watch 4

More about this thesisTasks:
Data collection with a smart toothbrush
Collect forensic traces:
- In the network (BLE, WiFi, etc.)
- In the app (on rooted Pixel 7a)
- In the cloud
Classify/categorize forensic traces according to relevance

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Linux/Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Bachelor Thesis / Master Thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Analysis of forensic traces in the Blink Outdoor Camera

More about this thesisTasks:
Data collection with a smart toothbrush
Collect forensic traces:
- In the network (BLE, WiFi, etc.)
- In the app (on rooted Pixel 7a)
- In the cloud
Classify/categorize forensic traces according to relevance

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Linux/Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Bachelor Thesis / Master Thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Further development of a web interface for evaluating hate speech based on new research

More about this thesisTasks:
- Recording the final research status of the 'BoTox' project
- Transferring the results of model experiments to an existing web interface
- Finalizing further upcoming model training and experiments
Requirements:
- Programming skills in Python
- Knowledge of Docker
- Knowledge of AI language models and training
- Structured and methodical approach
- Organized literature Research

Master Thesis. Contact: Florian Meyer

Collection of digital forensic evidence in connection with Oral-B iO

More about this thesisTasks:
Data collection with a smart toothbrush
Collect forensic traces:
- In the network (BLE, WiFi, etc.),
- In the app (on rooted Pixel 7a),
- In the cloud,
Classify/categorize forensic traces according to relevance

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Linux/Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Bachelor thesis / Master thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Capturing digital forensic evidence with the Levoit Air Purifier Core 300S

More about this thesisTasks:
Data collection in air filters
Collect forensic traces:
- In the network (BLE, WiFi, etc.),
- In the app (on rooted Pixel 7a),
- In the cloud,
Classify/categorize forensic traces according to relevance

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Linux/Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Master thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Forensic traces under Android when using networked key safes using the example of MasterLock 5441EURD

More about this thesisTasks: Analyze MasterLock Vault Home App, examine the app in a virtual environment, collect forensic traces, classify / categorize forensic traces according to relevance
Requirements: Basic knowledge of Linux / Android, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Internship / Bachelor thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Analysis of network traffic from contact sensors

More about this thesisTasks: Recording network traffic, analyzing network traffic, identifying weak points, documenting transmitted information, Bosch contact sensor, SwitchBot contact sensor
Requirements: Understanding of network communication, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Internship / Bachelor thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Standardization of software libraries for the hD2 microcontroller board

More about this thesisTasks: Provision of software libraries C++, provision of hD2 microcontroller board, uniformly structure software libraries, establish compatibility of software libraries with each other, programming a demo program, developing new software libraries, improving code quality
Requirements: Programming knowledge (C++ is used), structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Internship. Contact: Felix Fischer

How to hack a third-party drone using the Reely Gravitii as an example

More about this thesisTasks: Drone is provided, based on the results of the master's thesis by Sebastian Storm, finalizing the remote control, suppressing reconnection of the original controller, integrating the camera feed
Requirements: Programming knowledge of Python, basic knowledge of networking, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Master thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer

Script-based injection of inputs on customizable keyboards

More about this thesisTasks: Custom keyboard is provided, modification of the open source software for script injection, creating demonstrations, summary for forensics
Requirements: Basic programming knowledge, structured and methodical approach, organized literature research

Internship / Bachelor thesis. Contact: Felix Fischer


Job Advertisements

Sachbearbeitung (m/w/d) Cyberabwehr

More about this job offer:

Sachbearbeitung (m/w/d) Cyberabwehr. Contact: Kristin Beer

Referent/Referentin für IT-Forensik (m/w/d) bis zur Entgeltgruppe 12 TVöD

More about this job offer:

Staatsanwaltschaft Halle (Saale) (Zentralstelle zur Bekämpfung der Hasskriminalität im Internet). Contact: Kristin Beer

IT-Systemadministratorin/IT-Systemadministrator (m/w/d)

More about this job offer:

Justiz des Landes Sachsen-Anhalt. Contact: Kristin Beer

Studentische Mitarbeit am mehrjährige Vorhaben „Softwareerstellung und Software-Anpassung für die Modernisierung des Gesamtsystems der sächsischen Aufschluss-Datenbank“

More about this job offer:

GICON® - Großmann Ingenieur Consult GmbH. Contact: Kristin Beer