PhD Candidate - Inorganic & Materials Chemistry

Unist; Österreich; Remote; EUR 36.000 - 44.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Fair salary

Internal training & coaching

Good public transport connections

Zusammenfassung

The University of Vienna invites applications for a University Assistant Predoctoral (PhD) position in Inorganic & Materials Chemistry. This part-time 30-hour-per-week role begins 1 October 2026 and runs for up to 3 years with potential extension, subject to performance.

Candidates hold a Master’s degree in Chemistry or Materials Science and have a strong background in inorganic/materials chemistry. Proficiency in English is required; German is an advantage, and the position offers competitive

Qualifikationen

• Master’s degree in Chemistry, Materials Science, or related discipline.
• Strong background in inorganic or materials chemistry.
• Experience in basic handling of DNA or peptides is advantageous.
• Experience in materials synthesis and characterization (MOF/COF synthesis or colloidal assembly advantageous).
• Evidence of scientific writing and publications is a plus.
• Excellent communication and data presentation skills.
• Fluent in English; German is an advantage.
• Motivated, collaborative, and able to work independently.

Kenntnisse

Inorganic chemistry

Materials chemistry

DNA handling

Peptide handling

MOF synthesis

COF synthesis

Colloidal assembly

Scientific writing

Publications

Communication

Data presentation

English language

German language

Teamwork

Independent work

Ausbildung

Master’s degree in Chemistry

Master’s degree in Materials Science

Master’s degree in related discipline

Jobbeschreibung

The University of Vienna invites applications for a University Assistant Predoctoral (PhD) position in Inorganic & Materials Chemistry. This part-time 30-hour-per-week role begins 1 October 2026 and runs for up to 3 years with potential extension, subject to performance.

Candidates hold a Master’s degree in Chemistry or Materials Science and have a strong background in inorganic/materials chemistry. Proficiency in English is required; German is an advantage, and the position offers competitive