Model development and simulation with Python, Matlab or Comsol software
Validation, model fitting and parameter estimation, predictive simulation
Work in close collaboration with our project partners.
Publish project results in peer reviewed journals and present them at conferences and in workshops.

Qualification profile

Completed university degree (M.Sc. or equivalent) in chemical engineering or Computational Modeling and Simulation with a final grade above average
Previous journal publications are desirable
Research experience/interest in modelling/simulation in electrochemistry
Proven ability to work in an international team
High proficiency in written and spoken English

We offer

Salary according to 67 % E13 level in average for 3 years
Excellent research infrastructure with state-of-the-art instrumentation
Dynamic group atmosphere
Collaborative environment
Partly homeoffice

Your application, submitted as one file must include:

Cover letter with statement of motivation
CV
A list of publications (if any)
Copies of certificates and diploma supplements (with grades and credit points)

The position is open until filled, but applications will be accepted at least until May 15, 2025. Application documents should be submitted via e-mail as a single pdf file to Prof. Elias Klemm, Institute of Technical Chemistry, University of Stuttgart (email).

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Part-Time , Temporary

PhD Project

Updated at 04/07/2025

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Salary

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2,900 €

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Job location

Pfaffenwldring 55

70569 Stuttgart

Baden-Württemberg

Germany

Remote Work (optional)

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