Electrochemistry/Electrochemical R&D scientist
We offer an international and dynamic work place, with opportunities for development, both professionally and personally
Our Company
DFM is the National Metrology Institute of Denmark. We develop and market advanced measurement services and reference materials and we are among the leaders in the fields we focus on.
Summary
- Provide and maintain electrochemical measurement services to Danish and international clients, including electrolytic conductivity and primary pH,
- Research and development of future services, including electrolytic conductivity of volatile solutions, secondary pH, coulometric titrations, and measurements on Li-ion batteries,
- Writing project applications and scientific reports/papers,
- Participation in future commercial services, and R&D projects.
Qualifications
(Recent) PhD in chemistry, physics, or related field. Experience with electrical or electrochemical measurements, potentially including electrochemical impedance spectroscopy on aqueous-based and/or solid-state systems.
Spoken/written language: English & Danish
Character
Comfortable shifting attention between multiple projects, able to work independently on experimental setup design, supervision of construction, improvements and maintenance. Capable of developing and implementing research plans, and well as carefully carrying out methodologies as laid out in, for example, ISO 17025. Familiarity with working in a chemical laboratory and handling large datasets. Rapid learner, trouble-shooter. Capable of working in small team (3-4 people), as well as independently.
Assets, but not required
- Track record of attracting research funding, national or international levels
- Peer-reviewed publications
- Knowledge of bio-chemical and/or biological systems, such as working with enzymes or microbes
- Experience working under accreditation (ISO standards)
- Familiarity with programing templates/macros in Excel
- Knowledge of metrology
We offer
An international and dynamic work place, with opportunities for development, both professionally and personally, in collaboration with highly qualified colleagues.
Further information
Please see our website at http://www.dfm.dtu.dk/index.php?id=254, or contact team leader Lisa Deleebeeck by email at ldl@dfm.dk
Application by March 1, 2017
Please apply, in English by clicking on "Apply", including:
- Cover letter & CV
- Proof of awarding of PhD/letter attesting to when the PhD will be awarded
- List of publications
Start date: May 1, 2017
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