ABOUT US

Welcome to the IT-Group (ITG) at the Research Group for Applied Education Technologies! Our team consists of dedicated student administrators, and our mission is to support and maintain Artemis and its associated systems, including monitoring and maintaining test systems, and the programming exercise build system.
Additionally, we manage a variety of services such as Confluence, Jira, Keycloak SSO, security infrastructures like Vault and Bitwarden, and numerous smaller services.
We are proud of our self-operated Hypervisor cluster based on Proxmox, which currently includes 13 physical servers (700+ CPU cores and 3.5TB+ RAM). We maintain multiple GPU servers as the computational backbone for teaching and research initiatives involving large language models (LLMs). Technologies include Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, and Terraform.
The ITG team enjoys the freedom to implement their own projects and continuously optimize processes, services, and infrastructure. We prioritize creating an excellent working and learning environment.

EXPERIENCE AND PROFILE

We are looking for candidates who:

• Are eager to acquire new knowledge and skills
• Are willing to take on responsibilities
• Are reliable and self-organized
• Are fluent in German and English
• Have excellent communication skills
• Are interested in a long-term HiWi job (at least 4 semesters)

You should also have a solid foundation in:

• Git and Git workflows
• Command Line Interfaces
• Docker
• Linux
• Basic networking concepts (DNS/DHCP/IPv4/IPv6)

JOIN ITG AND BECOME PART OF AN INNOVATIVE TEAM THAT IS PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF APPLIED EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES!

Kontakt: itg.ase@xcit.tum.de

YOUR PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

As a member of the team, you engage in diverse tasks, with your main responsibilities centering on the development and maintenance of Artemis and its supporting systems.

YOUR TASKS WILL INCLUDE

• Work with Atlassian services, Artemis, Ansible, Git, Gitlab, Linux, VMs, Docker, and Kubernetes
• Participate in weekly team and work meetings
• Report your progress regularly
• Monitor, maintain, and improve the Artemis build infrastructure
• Maintain and improve purpose-built systems like Helios
• Self-organized project work (e.g., evaluating solutions, improving existing systems, or optimizing processes)
• Support students and staff with infrastructure-related issues