Mathematical Technical Software Developer
Brief Info
- Educational Qualification: volle berufsbezogene Fachhochschulreife (inklusive Praxis) or allgemeine Hochschulreife
- Selection Process: application, interviews, trial period
- Personal Requirements: preparedness to communicate, ability to work in a team, enthusiasm for analytical thinking, interest in and aptitude for mathematics, curiosity, enjoy programming, systematical thinking and working
- Aptitude Test: yes
- Length of Training: 3 years, simultaneously enrolled at the FH Aachen in the Bachelor course of study "Scientific-Programming". After three years, the "Bachelor" degree can be acquired.
- Professional Association: Industrie- und Handelskammer Aachen
- Exam: mid exam and final exam
- Information on Further Training Possibilities
Vocation Description
During training you focus on mathematics, computer science, and programming. You learn solutions for problems, often with a scientific background.
Mathematic-technical software developers work in the following fields:
- Process simuations, such as at universities and research institutions
- Software programming and maintenance
- Complex service in large computing centers, e.g at universities, research institutions, insurance companies, and banks with distributed computing systems and thousands of users
Mathematic-technical software developers have very good job prospects. Their skills are sought out in science and technology as well as in many economic fields of applications. They are software specialists, particularly in the fields that go beyond the use of standard software.
Practical Training
Practical training takes place at the university's institutes and chairs.
Academic Training
Academic training takes place in the Center for Computing.
Salary, Job Ticket, and Vacation during Training
Training Salary:
1st Training Year: 714.13 euros
2nd Training Year: 765.74 euros
3rd Training Year: 813.07 euros
Job Ticket: 15 euros/month
Christmas Bonus: 95% of a monthly salary
Vacation Days: 26 days/year
External Links
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Center for Computing and Communication's MATSE Training Website
Here you can find detailed information about MATSE vocational training!