Scholarship for a PhD student in the field of computational electrodynamics

Title:  Scholarship for a  PhD student  in the field of computational electrodynamics

Offer Description: This is a scholarship for a PhD student in  a research project: Electromagnetic Design of flexIble SensOrs. The goal of the project is to engage young PhDs and students in the development of a new and highly innovative commercial product based on groundbreaking research: a software package that will enable companies to carry out fast and accurate simulation-based design of sensing devices and their associated passive circuitry with carefully engineered electromagnetic properties.

Key responsibilities include:

  1. Research related to model order reduction techniques for accelerated solution of Maxwell’s equations using FEM
  2. Development of algorithms and  prototypes of  numerical code (with  an option to be made the code publicly  available under a permissive open source license)
  3. Testing and benchmarking of algorithms and procedures
  4. Development of test designs using FEM code
  5. Report writing
  6. Preparation of research papers  for  leading journals and conferences.
  7. Dissemination of project results on workshops and conferences
  8. Assisting MSc and BSc  students

Required Education Level: PhD student (a person who has the status of a third-cycle student) in area of electronics/physics/communications  and related to computational electromagnetics

Skills/Qualifications:

  1. Documented research  experience with the  finite element method  for Maxwell’s equations
  2. Good knowledge of  the model order reduction technique
  3. Documented programming experience in Matlab and C++
  4. Interest in computational electromagnetics

Required Languages:

  1. Fluent English

Required Research Experience

  1. Publication record and MSc related to computational electromagnetics

Research field: Engineering, Electrical engineering, electronics, Information and Communication Technologies

Type of Contract: Temporary

Job Status: Full-time

Hours Per Week: 40

Benefits: Remuneration/month:  3500,00  PLN (stipend) – net

Envisaged Job Starting Date:  October 1st, 2018.

Hiring info & work location: Gdansk University of Technology, Poland,

Organisation/Company *: Gdansk University of Technology, Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics

Organisation Type: Higher Education Institute

Department: Department of Antenna and Microwave Engineering

Country *: Poland

Street : Narutowicza 11/12

City: Gdańsk

State: pomorskie

Postal Code: 80-233

Prof. Micha Mrozowski’s (PI) webpage: http://mwave.eti.pg.gda.pl/index.php?k=150

Website for additional details:

http://eminvent.com/projects.html   (English)

http://mwave.eti.pg.gda.pl/index.php?k=150

http://mwave.eti.pg.gda.pl/index.php?k=204 (Polish)

Contact Person Email: Sylwia Wielechowska, mwave@eti.pg.edu.pl

Phone: (+48) 58 347 19 24

How to Apply: E-mail with attachments (.pdf files)

 

Application deadline: 18/08/2018 23:00

 

E-mail address to send application: mwave@eti.pg.edu.pl

Selection process:

The recruitment process involves two steps

  1. Evaluation of the applications  by a selection committee
  2. Interview with the  shortlisted  applicants

We reserve the right to contact only applicants selected through verification of the submitted documents and reserve the right to reject all submitted applications, if it is concluded that they do not meet the criteria.

Required documents:

  1. Cover letter with the description of particular skills or achievements related to the scope of the project and highlighting the experience with the MOR and FEM for  computational electromagnetics
  2. CV with the complete list of publications
  3. Copies of 5 most important  publications (if any)
  4. A copy of the language certificate or other evidence of fluency in English
  5. A copy of the MSc thesis
  6. Names and email addresses (and, if possible, phone numbers) of the two academic/professional referees who may be contacted by the recruiting committee

Please include in your offer:

“I hereby give consent for my personal data included in my application to be processed for the purposes of the recruitment process under the Personal Data Protection Act as of 29 August 1997, consolidated text: Journal of Laws 2016, item 922 as amended.”

Additional comments

The position is founded by the Foundation  for Polish Science under the Team-Tech programme