Postdoctoral Researcher / Habilitation Candidate (m/f/d) Max-Planck-Institut für ausländisches und internationales Privatrecht

The Institute is advertising a position to be filled at the earliest possible date as

Postdoctoral Researcher / Habilitation Candidate (m/f/d)

in the research group of Professor Dr. Holger Fleischer, full-time or part-time, on a fixed-term basis.

Your tasks:

As a postdoctoral researcher or habilitation candidate in Prof. Dr. Fleischer's research group, you will conduct research in the field of commercial, corporate, and capital market law. Within the research group and beyond, you will exchange ideas on your research topic with other young researchers and receive direct supervision from Prof. Dr. Fleischer. In addition to working on your own research project, you will be involved in international research groups and collaborate on the Institute's own and international research projects. Further details on the position as postdoctoral researcher can be found here.

Your profile:

• Excellent results in the first and second German State Examinations in Law (or equivalent qualifications);
• An outstanding doctoral degree in law;
• Academic interest in comparative, interdisciplinary, and theoretical questions within the fields covered by the research group;
• Excellent academic-level proficiency in German and fluency in at least one additional language;
• Interdisciplinary curiosity, an independent approach to work, and enjoyment in working as part of a larger team;
• The ability to supervise doctoral candidates and student assistants.

Our offer:

• Access to the largest specialized library in Europe, featuring one of the world’s most extensive collections on private law, and access to a full spectrum of databases on German and foreign case law and literature;
• An optimally equipped workplace and comprehensive administrative and academic support;
• Academic work at the highest level in an international research environment;
• Broad opportunities for professional and personal development;
• Flexible working arrangements, including mobile work options and necessary support in reconciling family and career;
• Transparent remuneration in accordance with the collective agreement for the public sector (TVöD Bund), including extensive social benefits and a subsidized Deutschlandticket (HVV Jobticket).

The Max Planck Society strives for gender equality and diversity. Furthermore, the Max Planck Society aims to increase the proportion of women in areas where they are underrepresented. Female candidates are therefore particularly encouraged to apply. The Max Planck Society has set itself the goal of employing more people with severe disabilities. Applications from people with severe disabilities are expressly welcome.