Radiation protection physicist

ITM is a privately held biotechnology and radiopharmaceutical group of companies that develops, manufactures and markets targeted diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals and radioisotopes for the treatment of cancer worldwide. In addition, we are developing our own portfolio with a growing pipeline of product candidates for the targeted treatment of cancer diseases such as neuroendocrine tumors or bone metastases. Our objective is to significantly improve the success of treatment and the quality of life for cancer patients and reduce side effects by developing targeted radionuclide therapies in the field of precision oncology. The headquarters of the corporate group is located in the heart of the research center of the Technical University of Munich (TUM).

To strengthen our team, we are looking for a permanent employee as soon as possible

Radiation Protection Physicist (f / m / d)

• Analytical and numerical calculations in all areas of applied radiation protection, especially with regard to the design of shields
• Design, commissioning, calibration and recurring testing of radiological measuring devices as well as determination and calculation of detector efficiencies, detection limits, measurement uncertainties etc.
• Planning and implementation of the exhaust air monitoring and preparation of the annual balances for the derived activity with the exhaust air
• Support of the specialist planners in the design and construction of new production areas and laboratories at new locations
• Training and support for laboratory staff in gamma spectroscopy and evaluation of complex spectra as well as identification of unknown nuclides
• Preparation of radiological expert reports and explanatory reports for the supervisory authorities
• Support in the implementation of radiation protection law as well as the ICRP and SSK recommendations in operational practice
• Support and advice in the open handling of radioactive substances up to the high TBq range in daily practice

• Completed university degree in physics / nuclear technology with several years of professional experience or a doctorate
• Ideally, several years of practical experience in the application of deterministic and randomized algorithms in the field of radiation physics and radiation protection as well as the associated software (e.g. Geant4, Serpent, MCNP, Microshield, McCARD etc.)
• Very good knowledge of the MS Office package, especially Excel, as well as Matlab and Linux knowledge
• Very good theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of radiation measurement technology, especially gamma spectrometry
• Extensive knowledge of radiation protection law, the ICRP, Euratom and SSK publications and their implementation in operational practice
• Independent, accurate and targeted, scientific work with a high reference to operational practice, taking into account the requirements of radiation protection law
• Practical experience in handling unsealed radioactive materials is desirable
• Qualification S4.2 or higher according to the technical qualification guideline is desirable
• In accordance with the handling of highly radioactive substances, a very high level of responsibility and reliability
• Knowledge of German, spoken and written, native language level for contact with authorities; good command of English

• Modern offices, production facilities and radiation protection laboratories according to the current state of the art
• An extremely demanding and varied job with daily changing tasks in the exciting environment of nuclear technology apart from dismantling
• An open working atmosphere in an international company culture with short communication channels
• Free working hours with an attractive remuneration package and flexible home office arrangements
• Extensive training and development opportunities

At ITM, we all work together towards a common goal - the well-being of our patients. This is what drives us every day and what we pursue with passion. To do this, we create opportunities that are as unique as our team. We promote diversity and inclusion - the input from our multicultural employees makes us who we are.

Only together can we contribute to significantly improving the success of treatment and the quality of life of cancer patients worldwide and giving them better answers than “maybe”.