1) University degreeand at least 2 years’ experience in the research and development sector;
2) Possess interdisciplinary technical knowledge of structural mechanics, composite materials, fatigue strength and materials engineering, and hydrogen technologies;
3) Good knowledge of spoken and written English, min. B2;
4) Ability to think analytically, plan work;
5) Ability to manage a team.
1) Master’s degree in mechanical or materials engineering;
2) Knowledge of CAD and simulation tools (ANSYS, Abaqus, SolidWorks);
3) Ability to interpret standards: from equipment operation technology, hydrogen technology;
4) Licences and certificates;
· UDT/TDT – design and supervision of tanks,
· ATEX/EX – operation in explosive atmospheres,
· SEP (G3) – gas qualifications,
5) Hydrogen technology courses – e.g. Hydrogen Europe, TÜV training;
6) Experience in operating laboratory and measurement equipment;
7) Self-reliance, initiative, ease of networking, ability to seek and obtain information;
8) Creativity, spatial imagination willingness to develop.
1) Management of the research group’s activities;
2) Coordination of scientific research and R&D in hydrogen storage area;
3) Commercialisation of development results;
4) Preparation of reports, analyses;
5) Participation in the substantive preparation of applications for national and international programmes;
6) Maintaining relationships with scientific and business partners.
1) Stable employment based on an employment contract;
2) Parking for staff on the Institute’s premises;
3) Possibility of preferential insurance: medical (with funding) and life insurance;
4) Sports card;
5) Holiday subsidy;
6) Flexible start of working hours within the permitted range of hours;
7) Substantive development.
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