Expired job offers

Research Assistant (Postdoc – 100 %) at Bonn

For the CRC 1173 “Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics”, we are currently seeking to recruit, as soon as possible, a

Research Assistant (Postdoc – 100 %)
in the field of mathematics (numerical analysis)

Applications should be submitted by February 17th, 2024.

For further information please visit the job offers of the University of Bonn:

Junior Research Group Leader in Analysis (f/m/d)

The Collaborative Research Center “Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics” (CRC 1173) is currently seeking to recruit, starting July 2024 or earlier, a

Junior Research Group Leader in Analysis (f/m/d)

with a research focus on Partial Differential Equations related to wave phenomena.

The CRC promotes outstanding young scientists on their path towards a scientific career. As a successful candidate, you will independently develop your own research project and you can apply to become a KIT Associate Fellow allowing you to supervise doctoral researchers.

The position is endowed with a Ph.D. position and includes a budget for travel and guests. It is temporary and guaranteed for four years.

You must have a Ph.D. in mathematics, some international research experience, and you are in an early stage of your scientific career (ideally between two and about four years after obtaining your doctorate). You have demonstrated your scientific independence through excellent publications in Analysis of Partial Differential Equations.

Please provide one pdf document which includes a CV, a research part of max. five pages comprising a research plan, potential collaborations within the CRC, and suggestions for a Ph.D. project. Please supplement your document with contact information for at least one letter of recommendation, and web links to all publications including your Ph.D. thesis.

KIT is a family-friendly university with childcare and various support programs for families.
We prefer to balance the number of employees (f/m/d). Therefore, we kindly ask female applicants to apply for this job.
If equally qualified, severely disabled persons will be preferred.

Please apply online via office∂waves.kit.edu until January 15th, 2024. For further information, please contact Prof. Wolfgang Reichel, wolfgang.reichel∂kit.edu.

Postdoctoral Researchers (f/m/d) at Karlsruhe

The CRC 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« is inviting applications, as soon as possible, for

Postdoctoral Researchers (f/m/d)
in the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173
»Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics«

Contract duration is limited to two years.

We seek postdoctoral researchers to work in the area of analysis or numerics of wave phenomena.

As a Postdoc you will work on your self-proposed research project. You will have access to the lecture program and the interdisciplinary research network of the CRC. The CRC also offers administrative support. Teaching opportunities can be offered, too.

The following qualifications are required for these positions:

You hold a PhD in Mathematics.
Your research profile fits the topics of the CRC, in particular the analysis or numerics of PDEs.
You have some international experience.
You are open-minded, active, and have a good command of English language.

We prefer to balance the number of employees (f/m/d). Therefore, we kindly ask female applicants to apply for this job.

Your application (research plan with indication as to which CRC project or topic it fits, CV, cover letter, and certificates in one PDF file) should be submitted online
via office∂waves.kit.edu by the 20^th of November 2023. For further information, please contact Prof. Dr. Marlis Hochbruck (marlis hochbruck ∂does-not-exist.kit edu) or Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Reichel (wolfgang.reichel@kit.edu).

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d – 75 %) at Bonn

For the CRC 1173 “Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics”, we are currently seeking to recruit, as soon as possible, a

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d – 75 %)
in the field of mathematics (numerical analysis)

Applications should be submitted by November 15th, 2023.

For further information please visit the job offers of the University of Bonn: https://www.uni-bonn.de/de/job offer.

Postdoctoral Researcher (f/m/d) at Karlsruhe

The CRC 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« is inviting applications, as soon as possible, for the position of a

Postdoctoral Researcher (f/m/d)
in the area of analysis of nonlinear Maxwell equations

Two analytical projects A5 and A6 treat Maxwell equations with various nonlinear materials laws.
In project A5 we are developing a wellposedness theory and study the long-time behavior of solutions. Within project A6 we prove the existence and properties of special waveforms like time-periodic localized waves or rogue waves. Both projects interact on the question of the stability of these solutions.

We welcome your application if you are a postdoctoral researcher and your interest fits one of the two projects. Your expertise lies in wellposedness theory, dispersive estimates, and/or the long-time behavior of nonlinear wave-type equations (project A5) or the calculus of variations, spectral theory, and/or bifurcation methods (project A6).

Depending on your research interest, you will work on either of the two projects or jointly with both projects. Contract duration is limited to two years. You have access to the lecture program, funds for traveling and guests, and the interdisciplinary research network of the CRC. Teaching opportunities can be offered, too.

The following qualifications are required:

You hold a PhD in Mathematics.
Your research profile fits the topics of A5 or A6 or both.
You have some international experience.
You are open-minded, active and have a good command of the English language.

Your application should include a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, links to publications and doctoral thesis, copies of degree certificate(s), a career and research plan (2-4 pages), and two referees' contact information in one PDF file. In the research plan, you may indicate your preference concerning the two projects.

We prefer to balance the number of employees (f/m/d). Therefore, we kindly ask female applicants to apply for this job. If qualified, severely disabled persons will be preferred.
Applications should be submitted online to office∂waves.kit.edu by November 5th, 2023. For further information please contact Prof. Dr. Roland Schnaubelt (roland.schnaubelt∂kit.edu) or Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Reichel (wolfgang.reichel∂kit.edu).

Postdoctoral Researcher (f/m/d) at Karlsruhe

The CRC 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« is inviting applications, as soon as possible, for the position of a

Postdoctoral Researcher (f/m/d)
within Project A5 or A6

The CRC is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). Its goal is to analytically understand, numerically simulate, and eventually manipulate wave propagation under realistic scenarios by intertwining analysis and numerics, cf. http://www.waves.kit.edu.
In project A5 “Qualitative behavior of nonlinear Maxwell equations'', we are developing a wellposedness theory for Maxwell equations with various nonlinear material laws and study the long-time behavior of solutions. Within project A6 “Localized solutions for nonlinear Maxwell and wave-type equations”, we investigate similar material laws and prove the existence and properties of special waveforms like time-periodic localized waves or rogue waves. Both projects interact on the question of stability of these solutions.

We welcome your application if you are a postdoctoral researcher with a strong interest in nonlinear PDEs. For Project A5 your interest lies in wellposedness theory, dispersive estimates, and the long-time behavior of nonlinear wave-type equations. For Project A6 your expertise lies in the area of the calculus of variations, spectral theory, and/or bifurcation methods (Project A6). If your interest fits into both projects you are especially encouraged to apply.
Depending on your research interest, you will work on either of the two projects or jointly with both projects. Contract duration is limited to two years. You have access to the lecture program and the interdisciplinary research network of the CRC. The CRC also offers administrative support. Teaching opportunities can be offered, too.

The following qualifications are required:

You hold a PhD in Mathematics.
Your research profile fits the topics of A5 or A6 or both.
You have some international experience.
You are open-minded, active, and have a good command of the English language.

Your application should include a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, links to publications and PhD thesis, copies of degree certificate(s), a career and research plan (2-4 pages), and two referees' contact information in one pdf file. In the research plan, you may indicate your preference concerning the two projects.

We offer an attractive and modern workplace with access to excellent facilities of KIT, diverse and responsible tasks, a wide scope of advanced training options, supplementary pension with the VBL (Pension Authority for Employees in the Public Service Sector), flexible working time models, a job ticket (BW) allowance, and a cafeteria/canteen.
We prefer to balance the number of employees (f/m/d). Therefore, we kindly ask female applicants to apply for this job. If qualified, severely disabled persons will be preferred.

Applications should be submitted online to office∂waves.kit.edu by July 20th, 2023. For further information please contact Prof. Dr. Roland Schnaubelt (roland.schnaubelt∂kit.edu) or Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Reichel (wolfgang.reichel∂kit.edu).

Doctoral Researchers (f/m/d – 75 - 100 %) at Karlsruhe and Bonn

For the CRC 1173 “Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics”, we are currently seeking to recruit, as soon as possible,

Doctoral Researchers (f/m/d – 75 - 100 %)
In the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173
"Wave phenomena: analysis and numerics”

We seek doctoral researchers to work in the area of wave phenomena, in particular on the analysis or numerics of nonlinear partial differential equations. There are several open positions at KIT and one in Bonn (Project B4). You will work on your research project and you have the opportunity to attend conferences, workshops, and summer schools. Engagement in teaching is possible.

The CRC is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) since 2015. Its goal is to analytically understand, numerically simulate, and eventually manipulate wave propagation under realistic scenarios by intertwining analysis and numerics. See http://www.waves.kit.edu for a list of participating scientists and project descriptions.

The following qualifications are required:

You hold an excellent Master degree in Mathematics or Physics.
Your research profile fits the topics of the CRC.
You are open-minded, active, and have a good command of English language.

We offer an inspiring, attractive, interdisciplinary, and internationally recognized scientific environment. We provide access to excellent facilities, a wide scope of advanced training options within our integrated research training group, and flexible working time models.

Our CRC aims at the implementation of equal opportunities, it promotes diversity and supports persons with childcare or eldercare responsibilities as well as persons with disabilities. We particularly encourage female applicants to apply for the jobs. If qualified, severely disabled persons will be preferred.

The remuneration is based on the wage agreement of the civil service in TV-L E13 (75-100%). Funds for travel and guests are available through the CRC. Contract duration is 3 years with a possibility of extension.

Applications (cover letter including a list of preferred CRC projects, CV, and certificates in one pdf file) should be submitted online to office∂waves.kit.edu by July 15th, 2023.

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d – 75 %)

The Collaborative Research Center “Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics” (CRC 1173), is currently seeking to recruit, as soon as possible, limited to three years, a

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d – 75%)
Project A13 “Dispersive estimates for wave equations
with low regularity coefficients”

The CRC has been funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) since 2015. Its goal is to analytically understand, numerically simulate, and eventually manipulate wave propagation under realistic scenarios by intertwining analysis and numerics.

The Project A13 Dispersive estimates for wave equations with low regularity coefficients aims at developing a new approach to Strichartz and dispersive estimates that exploits structural properties of the operators involved rather than solely relying on regularity properties of the coefficients. Our new approach is based on generalized Fourier integral operators through operator theory.

We seek a doctoral researcher with keen interest in analytic aspects of wave propagation and a strong background in harmonic analysis, dispersive partial differential equations, or operator theory. Your work will focus on the development of dispersive estimates as well as Strichartz estimates in low regularity settings. You will closely cooperate with peers from analysis to advance and refine existing model cases and explore novel approaches. You will have the opportunity to attend conferences, workshops and summer schools. Engagement in teaching is encouraged.

We provide an inspiring, attractive, interdisciplinary, and internationally recognized scientific environment with access to excellent facilities of the KIT, a wide scope of advanced training options within our integrated research training group, and flexible working time models. Our CRC aims at the implementation of equal opportunities, it promotes diversity and supports persons with childcare or eldercare responsibilities as well as persons with disabilities. Funds for travel and guests are available through the CRC.

The following qualifications are required seeking your consideration for this position:

Excellent Master or an equivalent degree in Mathematics.
Strong background in harmonic analysis, dispersive partial differential equations, or operator theory.
We expect excellent writing and oral communication skills along with the ability to work independently within an international team.

Applications should include a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a statement of research interest, and copies of degree certificate(s).

We prefer to balance the number of employees (f/m/d). Therefore, we kindly ask female applicants to apply for this job. If qualified, severely disabled persons will be preferred.

Please apply until August 29th, 2021 electronically via office∂waves.kit.edu. For further information, please contact Prof. Dr. Dorothee Frey or Ms. Laurette Lauffer.

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d – 75 %)

for the CRC 1173 doctoral thesis project Mixing and resonances in magnetic fluids.

Stability and the asymptotic behavior are central questions in the study of fluid dynamics and partial differential equations. Here in particular mixing effects have become a prominent field of research. On the one hand, mixing effects introduce very fine scales which pose major challenges for the modeling and stability analysis. On the other hand, these rapid oscillations also lead to cancellation and homogenization which has a stabilizing effect on the velocity field of a fluid — a phenomenon which is known as inviscid damping. Building on results for the Euler and the Vlasov–Poisson equations, a main objective of the project Mixing and resonances in magnetic fluids will be to extend these results to include magnetic interactions in fluids.

We seek for an ambitious doctoral researcher with an interest in partial differential equations and fluid dynamics. You will study the dispersive properties of mixing and learn about resonance effects in magnetic fluids. You will have the opportunity to attend conferences, workshops, and summer schools. Engagement in teaching is encouraged.

The following qualifications are required:

Excellent Master or an equivalent degree in Mathematics.
Strong background in one of the following fields: partial differential equations, harmonic analysis, mathematical physics.
We expect good writing and oral communication skills in English along with the ability to work independently within an international team.

Applications should include a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a statement of research interest, contact information for two referees, and copies of degree certificate(s).

We prefer to balance the number of employees (f/m/d). Therefore, we kindly ask female applicants to apply for this job. If qualified, severely disabled persons will be preferred.

Please apply until May 14th, 2021, using the vacancy number 2009/2021, and electronically via office∂waves.kit.edu. For further information, please contact Dr. Christian Zillinger or Ms. Laurette Lauffer.

We are seeking Postdoctoral Researchers.

Job description

We seek postdoctoral researchers to work in the area of wave phenomena.

Postdocs will work on her/his self-proposed research project. They have access to the lecture program and the interdisciplinary research network of the CRC. The CRC also offers administrative support. Teaching opportunities can be offered, too.

Personal qualification

The following qualifications are required seeking your consideration for this position

Candidates hold a PhD in Mathematics or a CRC-relevant field.
Their research profile should fit the topics of the CRC.
They should have some international experience.
They are open minded, active and have a good command of English language.

Salary

Salary category TV-L, E 13, depending on the fulfillment of professional and personal requirements.

Starting date

As soon as possible.

Contract duration

Contract duration is limited to two years.

Application up to

19.06.2018

Contact person in line-management

For further information, please contact Ms. Tanja Hagedorn, phone +49 721 608-42684.

Application

Please apply online using this link (vacancy number 1017/2018).

We prefer to balance the number of female and male employees. Therefore we kindly ask female applicants to apply for this job. If qualified, handicapped applicants will be preferred.

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Doctoral Researchers (75%-100%) in the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« / Institute for Applied and Numerical Mathematics

Job description

The Institute for Applied and Numerical Mathematics at KIT has a strong research focus on Partial Differential Equations and cooperates with the CRC 1173 'Wave Phenomena'.

You work in the following areas:

Numerics of partial differential equations
Scientific computing
Analysis of partial differential equations

The PhD student will work on her/his research project. As a member of the integrated Research Training Group (iRTG) she/he benefits from a variety of qualification programs including for example advanced and tailor-made courses on the topics of the CRC. The PhD student will attend conferences, workshops and summer schools. Teaching opportunities can be offered, too.

Qualification

Candidates hold a Master degree (or equivalent) in Mathematics / Physics and have a strong background in the analysis or numerics of partial differential equations as well as either

time integration methods
finite-element/boundary-element methods
functional analysis/operator theory

They are open minded, active and have a good command of English language.

Salary

The remuneration occurs on the basis of the wage agreement of the civil service in TV-L, E13.

Contract details

Duration: limited, 3 years
Starting date: as soon as possible

Further information

For further information please contact Tanja Hagedorn (admin∂waves.kit.edu).

Applications (CV, cover letter, certificates, names of two referees) should be sent in a single PDF file until January 19, 2018 to Tanja Hagedorn (admin∂waves.kit.edu).

KIT is an equal opportunity employer. Women are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants with disabilities will be preferentially considered if equally qualified.

Post-Doc Positions (f/m)

For the Institute for Analysis at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), we announce as soon as possible

2 Postdoctoral Positions (f/m)

in Mathematics and Mathematics/Mathematical Physics.

Job description

We seek two postdoctoral researchers for CRC 1173 »Wave Phenomena: Analysis and Numerics« for projects A6 »Time-periodic solutions for nonlinear Maxwell equations« and B4 »Effective characterization of optical metamaterials beyond a local response«.

Qualification

Candidates hold a doctoral (PhD) degree in Mathematics for A6 and in Mathematics or Mathematical Physics for B4. They have a strong background in partial differential equations, are open minded, active and have good English language skills.

The position is limited for two years. The remuneration occurs on the basis of the wage agreement of the civil service in TV-L E13.

KIT is pursuing a gender equality policy and encourages women to apply. Furthermore, in case of equal qualification preference is given to applicants with disabilities.

Applications indicating the desired project (CV, cover letter, certificates, the names of two referees) should be sent until September 10th, 2017 in a single PDF file by email to Christian Knieling.

For further information please contact:

Project A6: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Reichel or Prof. Dr. Roland Schnaubelt
Project B4: Prof. Dr. Michael Plum or Prof. Dr. Carsten Rockstuhl

duration: limited, 3 years
starting date: as soon as possible

PhD Student Position (f/m) in Biomedical Engineering/Applied Mathematics

Job description

We seek a PhD candidate for CRC 1173 „Wave Phenomena: Analysis and Numerics“ for project B7 „Dynamics of electro-cardiac depolarization waves“. In this project the spread of depolarization waves in the heart is investigated both from a mathematical point of view and from a biomedical engineering / cardiology point of view. Our goal is to develop, numerically realize and mathematically analyse a fully coupled model for the cardiac electromechanical system and to describe the dynamics of the main types of depolarization waves.

Qualification

Candidates hold a Master degree (or equivalent) in Mathematics / Physics / Engineering and have a strong background in numerical methods for differential equations and basic knowledge in biomedical engineering and computational modelling. They are open minded, active and have a good command of English language.

The position is limited for three years, starting date is as soon as possible. The remuneration occurs on the basis of the wage agreement of the civil service in TV-L E13, 75%.

Applications (CV, cover letter, certificates, names of two referees) should be sent until November 17th, 2017 in a single PDF file by email to Tanja Hagedorn.

For further information please contact:

Project B7: Prof. Dr. Christian Wieners

Doctoral researcher position

The Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology announces one position of a

Doctoral researcher

in the the research field Numerical Analysis of Partial Differential Equations related to wave phenomena starting as soon as possible.

Job description

We seek a PhD candidate for CRC 1173 »Wave Phenomena: Analysis and Numerics« for project B7 »Dynamics of electro-cardiac depolarization waves«. In this project the spread of depolarization waves in the heart is investigated both from a mathematical point of view and from a biomedical engineering / cardiology point of view. Our goal is to develop, numerically realize and mathematically analyse a fully coupled model for the cardiac electromechanical system and to describe the dynamics of the main types of depolarization waves.

For further information take a look at https://www.waves.kit.edu.

Required qualification

Salary

The remuneration occurs on the basis of the wage agreement of the civil service in TV-L E13. Contract duration is limited to three years and might be extended.

KIT is an equal opportunity employer. Women are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants with disabilities will be preferentially considered if equally qualified.

Application

Applications (one pdf document) should be submitted until June 5th, 2017 by email to office∂waves.kit.edu. Questions can be addressed to Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel (olaf.doessel∂kit.edu) or to Prof. Dr. Christian Wieners (christian.wieners∂kit.edu).

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Junior Research Group Leader in Mathematics

The Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology announces two positions of a

Junior Research Group Leader in Mathematics

in one of the research fields Analysis and/or Numerical Analysis of Partial Differential Equations related to wave phenomena starting July 1st, 2017 or later.

Job description

With this position the CRC promotes outstanding young scientists on their path towards a scientific career. The Junior Research Group Leader will independently develop her/his own research projects. We expect him/her to contribute as a principal investigator to the renewal proposal of the CRC into its second funding period (7/2019-6/2023). The successful candidate can apply for a KIT Associate Fellowship which allows to supervise doctoral researchers.

The position is endowed with a PhD position and includes a budget for travel and guests. It is temporary and guaranteed for four years. Depending on the success in the renewal proposal of the CRC, the position of the Junior Research Group Leader can be extended until 6/2023.

Required qualification

Candidates hold a PhD in Mathematics, have at least two years of postdoctoral and some international research experience. They have demonstrated their scientific independence by excellent publications in the field of Analysis and/or Numerical Analysis of Partial Differential Equations.

Salary

Payment is according to the wage agreement of the civil service TV-L, E14.

KIT is pursuing a gender equality policy. Women are therefore particularly encouraged to apply. If qualified, handicapped applicants will be preferred.

Application

Applications (one pdf document) should be submitted until April 20th, 2017 by email to office∂waves.kit.edu supplemented by a research proposal (max. 3 pages including a research plan, potential collaborations within the CRC, and suggestions for a PhD project), contact information for at least one letter of recommendation, and a web link to all publications. Questions can be addressed to the speaker of the CRC Prof. Dr. Marlis Hochbruck (marlis.hochbruck∂kit.edu).

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3 PhD positions at KIT

The Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173 "Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics" offers three PhD positions (75%) under the supervision of

Dr. Rainer Mandel (Junior Research Group Leader, Analysis)
Dr. Dietmar Gallistl (Junior Research Group Leader, Numerics)
JProf. Dr. Jens Rottmann-Matthes (Project Leader, Analysis/Numerics)

Our research topics focus on the analysis and numerics of partial differential equations related to wave propagation. More detailed descriptions of our research topics can be found following the link https://www.waves.kit.edu/.

Job description

The PhD students will work on their research projects. As members of the integrated Research Training Group (iRTG) they benefit from a variety of qualification programs including for example advanced and tailor-made courses on the topics of the CRC. The PhD students will attend conferences, workshops and summer schools. Teaching possibilities can be offered, too.

Required qualification

Candidates hold a Master degree (or equivalent) in Mathematics and have a strong background in analysis and/or numerical analysis of partial differential equations. They are open minded, active and have a good command of English language.

Salary

Payment is according to the wage agreement of the civil service TV-L, 75% of E13 (cf. https://oeffentlicher-dienst.info/tv-l/west/).

Application deadline

Applications are received until November 4th.

Contact person

Questions can be addressed to the CRC's managing director (admin∂waves.kit.edu) or to Rainer Mandel (Rainer.Mandel∂kit.edu).

Application

Applicants are asked to send one pdf file to the CRC's office (office∂waves.kit.edu). The file should include a curriculum vitae as well as copies of academic degrees and transcripts of records.

KIT is an equal opportunity employer. Women are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants with disabilities will be preferentially considered if equally qualified.

PostDoc position in Mathematics available

The Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« offers several PhD and Postdoc positions. Starting on July 1st, 2015 the CRC is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). It is jointly run by the Departments of Mathematics of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), University of Stuttgart, and University of Tübingen in collaboration with KIT research groups in optics and photonics, biomedical engineering, and applied geophysics.

Research topics

The goal of this CRC is to analytically understand, numerically simulate, and eventually manipulate wave propagation under realistic scenarios by intertwining analysis and numerics. Follow the link to the list of project descriptions.

Job description

PhD students and Postdocs will work on one of the projects. The PhD students will be advised by at least two scientists and additionally will have a mentor. As members of the integrated Research Training Group (iRTG) they benefit from a variety of qualification programs including for example advanced and tailor-made courses on the topics of the CRC. PhD students and Postdocs will attend conferences, workshops and summer schools.

Required qualification

Salary

Payment is according to the wage agreement of the civil service TV-L, 100% of E13 for PostDocs position (cf. https://oeffentlicher-dienst.info/tv-l/west/)

Application deadline

Applications will be considered until all positions are filled.

Contact person

Questions can be addressed to the CRC's managing director. More information on the CRC is available at www.waves.kit.edu.

Application

Applicants are asked to send one pdf file to the CRC's office. The file includes

cover letter,
curriculum vitae,
copies of academic degrees and transcripts of records,
preferences of projects (optional),
contact information for at least one letter of recommendation,
list of publications with link for downloading (Do not include your publications in the pdf file).

Applicants for Postdoc positions provide a statement on how they will contribute to the success of the CRC.

KIT is an equal opportunity employer. Women are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants with disabilities will be preferentially considered if equally qualified.

Student assistents

The Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1173 »Wave phenomena – analysis and numerics« searches also for student assistants. For further information please look into our job advertisement (in german language).