Delft University of Technology is looking for an assistant professor in Global Geodetic Observing Systems, with a focus on Positioning, Navigation and Timing, reference frames, and geodetic observing data science.
Geodesy encompasses monitoring the Earth from a geometrical and physical perspective, which is essential for all engineering sciences and studying global change. Initiating projects and obtaining funding for new research and/or education projects. They encourage proactive engagement with both private and government sectors, ie industry, business, and community partners for societal impact. The successful candidate is expected to take an active role in national and international committees and working groups related to geodesy and satellite navigation.
Tasks
The successful candidate will include:
- Establish their research field in Positioning, Navigation, and Timing, related to their expertise
- Develop Observing System Data Science (Delft observation theory, artificial intelligence, machine learning, distributed computing)
- Be an expert and advisor on reference systems for a wide range of geodetic and Earth observation applications
- Establish a Geodetic Observatory, including co-development and dissemination of data products and software tools
Salary
Salary and benefits are by the Collective Labor Agreement for Dutch Universities.
- The TU Delft offers a customizable compensation package, discounts on health insurance, and a monthly work costs contribution.
- Flexible work schedules can be arranged and candidates can work partly from home.
Job Requirements
The successful candidate for Assistant Professor in Global Geodetic Observing Systems:
- Holds a doctorate (PhD) in engineering or science in a relevant field, Geodesy, Geomatics, Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and has expertise in the field of Satellite Navigation.
- Has a track record that demonstrates their ability to independently perform and publish high-quality research.
- Demonstrates a strong outline for setting up their research area and building their research group, while at the same time establishing strong collaborations with colleagues within the department, faculty, and university.
- Has an affinity with and vision of teaching, preferably with teaching experience.
- Possesses a good understanding of the higher education and academic environment, including diversity and inclusion values.
- Has the capacity to communicate and cooperate effectively with peers, students, and stakeholders.
Application Process
Applications in one pdf should include the following:
- Motivation letter
- CV
- Research statement (vision on future research directions, societal relevance)
- Teaching statement (vision on teaching and development needs for the future)
To apply for the Assistant Professor in Global Geodetic Observing Systems, click here.
Deadline: August 26, 2024.
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