Profession

Technical Computer Scientist

Bridge-builder for digital and technical solutions

Fields of activity | Technical Computer Scientist

As a technical computer scientist, you’ll be responsible for a range of tasks at the intersection of computer science and electrical engineering. Your primary duties will include developing and improving hardware and software. You’ll adapt systems to customer requirements and handle commissioning, maintenance, and testing.

Programming automation solutions, such as those for industrial robots, may be a typical specialization in your work as a technical computer scientist. Additionally, you’ll be qualified to manage technical projects in areas like real-time systems (e.g., for the automotive industry) or artificial intelligence.


Personal requirements | Technical Computer Scientist

  • Technical knowledge
  • Analytical-logical thinking
  • Ability to work in a team and independently
  • Innovative spirit
  • Enjoy interdisciplinary work

Path to the profession | Technical Computer Scientist

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Computer Science

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Potential jobs | Technical Computer Scientist

As a technical computer scientist, you’ll primarily work on computers to plan and implement IT systems and applications while also handling hardware components. You can find employment at technology companies, consulting firms, and in the software departments of large corporations. Career opportunities also exist in the telecommunications sector, mechanical and plant engineering, and various industrial fields.