Venture Manager HealthTech (m/f/d) - Healthcare

Published November 14, 2026 The TUM Venture Labs are a joint initiative of UnternehmerTUM and the Technical University of Munich (TUM). At the TUM Venture Lab Healthcare, we support science- and clinic-based founding projects in Digital Health, MedTech, and BioTech – from the very first idea to investor readiness. We combine entrepreneurial excellence with medical research, clinical application, and a strong network of academia, clinics, industry, and investors. For this role, we are looking for a **Venture Manager HealthTech** with a **background in medicine, medical technology, or digital health** – clinical practice is welcome. In this role, you support venture teams from **Digital Health and MedTech**, often with a direct clinical link. You also organize the interdisciplinary Digital Health master course with Stanford University, which is meant to have an impact at universities and university hospitals across Bavaria. **Your Mission** ---------------- * **Organizing the Digital Health master course (35%)** Overall organization of the course from planning through the semester to the public final event in July; recruiting and selecting students of medicine, computer science, and management; finding and coordinating suitable experts, lecturers, and mentors; selecting real clinical challenges together with clinicians at TUM Klinikum rechts der Isar and further partner hospitals; involving the clinical partners; follow-up of each cohort including evaluation and certificates * **Partner management: Stanford University, hospitals, and faculties (15%)** Developing the partnership with Stanford University, e.g., jointly designing the course, workshops, and mutual visits, including the exchange for the winning team; building cooperation with the university hospitals and faculties of the five other Bavarian universities to source clinical challenges and to anchor the course in their curricula as well; coordinating with faculties, deans’ offices, and chairs at TUM to anchor the course permanently in the curriculum * **Supporting venture teams (25%)** Independently supporting selected teams across several development phases, e.g., on clinical need, use case, validation, regulatory questions, piloting, and readiness to found; focus on Digital Health and MedTech teams, often with a direct clinical link; active sparring at eye level; guiding promising course teams into clinical pilots, research projects, or spin-offs * **Promoting Sciencepreneurship (15%)** Raising awareness among researchers and students for ventures from science and encouraging them to act, e.g., through info sessions at chairs and clinics, office hours, and formats for PhD students; working with TUM’s transfer and patent offices; identifying research results with founding potential and guiding them on the way to a spin-off * **Project monitoring and reporting (10%)** Responsibility for KPI tracking and reporting on the master course and the supported teams; helping to shape a