University Assistant (m/f/d, 20 h/w, Sept. 1, 2025 – September 30, 2026) - Department: Building Construction

The University of Applied Arts Vienna is seeking a University Assistant (m/f/d, 20 h/w, Sept. 1, 2025 – September 30, 2026) at the Institute of Architecture in the Department Building Construction.

Employment Requirements:

• Completed studies in architecture

Applicants should have the following qualifications:

• Teaching experience at a university
• Several years of work experience in architectural practice
• Experience in architecture and building construction with a focus on sustainibility building and biobased design.
• Social competence and ability to work in a team, ability to organize oneself
• Experience in and interest in discipline-specific research desired
• Good knowledge of German and excellent written and spoken English, subject-relevant teaching language: English

Job profile:

• Collaborate in teaching and research the content of building construction with and biobased design.
• Conception and organization of the Circular Strategies Symposium, lectures and workshops
• On request supervision and support of student projects (studio projects).
• Administrative tasks

The minimum gross salary currently amounts to € 1,857.40 (14x times a year, based on 20 hours per week) and can be increased accordingly by taking into account job-specific previous experience in accordance with the collective agreement for universities (B1, salary scheme for academic/artistic university staff).

Applicants should provide a letter of intent, CV, 3 recommendation letters and a PDF portfolio (not exceeding 25MB) documenting relevant works, teaching and professional experience. Application materials must be submitted until 28. July 2025 via our online application tool at angewandte.at. Applications submitted otherwise will unfortunately not be considered.

The University of Applied Arts pursues an anti-discriminatory recruitment policy and, as an employer, stands for equal opportunities and diversity. We aim to increase the proportion of women among artistic, academic and general university staff, particularly in management positions, and therefore explicitly encourage qualified women to apply. In case of underrepresentation, women with equal suitability are prioritized.

The University of Applied Arts welcomes applications from people with disabilities.

We regret to inform you that applicants are not entitled to compensation for travelling and accommodation expenses.