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Postdoctoral Position at University of Seville (No replies)
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Applications are invited for a postdoctoral position at the Theoretical Chemistry group at University of Seville, Spain. The position is part of a research project focused on the development of high-throughput frameworks for the automatic prediction of materials properties.
The ideal candidate should have a PhD in Condensed Matter Physics, Theoretical Chemistry or Materials Science and should have demonstrated an excellent record of scientific publications. Previous experience in computational materials science and/or development of computational high-throughput frameworks is required. Previous programming experience in Fortran, C++ or Python is an advantage.
The appointment is initially for one year, but will be extended up to two additional years, if the research objectives are reached.
If interested, please prepare an application package including a brief cover letter (maximum one page), the names of three professional references (possibly including your doctoral supervisor), and your curriculum vitae with a list of publications. Please send your documents to [email protected] on or before June, 2nd 2020.