The Faculty of Physics at the University of Bielefeld is inviting applications for a doctoral position in lattice QCD, starting as soon as possible. The successful candidate will work in Dr. Bastian Brandt's research group as part of the Collaborative Research Center CRC-TRR 211 "Strong-Interaction Matter under Extreme Conditions" The inspiring environment and the broad scientific network of the CRC (Bielefeld and partner universities in Frankfurt am Main and Darmstadt) offer solid training and regular workshops on topics such as lattice QCD, quantum field theory or software development and high-performance computing. The focus of the projects is on exploring the properties of dense and strongly magnetised QCD matter on the lattice.
- development and implementation of grid methods and realisation of numerical simulations (approx. 50 %)
- evaluation and interpretation of data including analytical calculations (approx. 40 %)
- participation in the preparation of publications and the presentation of project results at conferences (approx. 5 %)
- participation in workshops and similiar events organised by the SFB (approx. 5 %)
The employment is conducive to scientific qualification.
- salary according to remuneration level 13 TV-L
- befristet (3 years) (§ 2 (1) sentence 1 of the WissZeitVG; in accordance with the provisions of the WissZeitVG and the Agreement on Satisfactory Conditions of Employment, the length of contract may differ in individual cases)
- Teilzeit 65 %
- internal and external training opportunities
- variety of health, consulting and prevention services
- reconcilability of family and work
- job security
- flexible working hours
- good transport connection
- supplementary company pension
- open and pleasant working atmosphere
- various offers (canteen, cafeteria, restaurants, Uni-Shop, ATM, etc.)
- completed scientific university degree (master's degree or equivalent) in physics
- documented knowledge of quantum field theory and QCD
- experience with programming languages and numerical methods
- cooperative and team-orientated approach to work
- high level of written and spoken English
- interest in the wider range of topics of the SFB (see SFB website https://crc-tr211.org)
- strong presentation and moderation skills
We are looking forward to receiving your application. To apply, please preferably use our online form via the application button below.
application deadline: 06.03.2025