The School of Engineering and Science at Jacobs University Bremen is looking for a Research Fellow in Computational Chemistry/Theoretical Materials Sciences

in the group of Prof. Dr. Thomas Heine. The position is part of a research project on Combinatorial Computational Materials Science, where novel materials, including metal-organic frameworks, for proton transport and gas separation shall be developed.

The successful candidate, a highly qualified junior scientist holding a Ph.D., should have an excellent track record in the fields of chemistry, physics, and/or materials science. Expertise in the fields of nanoporous materials, super computers, scripting and software development are of advantage.

We expect that the successful candidate is independently carrying out research, leads a small team of undergraduate and Ph.D. students, and participates in administrative and research group activities.

Jacobs University offers an attractive research environment in an international team, excellent infrastructure and active networking, an attractive salary (negotiable), an enrolment of up to five years, and the possibility to receive the venia legendi (Habilitation).

Applications should include a single PDF attachment containing a cover letter explaining previous respectively prospective research interests, transcripts (copies) of certificates/degrees, availability (soonest and latest possible starting dates), and two addresses for letters of recommendation.

Electronic submission to: t.heine@jacobs-university.de

To be considered for this position, clearly refer to this announcement in your letter of intent.

Closing date: 15 September 2010

Jacobs University is an equal opportunity employer and is certified “Family Friendly” by the Hertie Foundation.

Application Deadline : 15 September 2010