Postdoctoral Fellow — Asteroseismology & Space Data

UNSW; Adelaide; Presencial; AUD 118.000 - 126.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

UNSW invites applications for a research position in astrophysics, led by Prof Dennis Stello. The role focuses on asteroseismology of solar-like oscillations, data from space missions, and development of software for large time-series data.

The successful candidate will publish research in top journals and present at international conferences. The role is based in Sydney, Australia, fixed-term for two years (with possible extension), full-time, and includes 17% superannuation.

Formación

• PhD in Astrophysics with a focus on stellar astrophysics and asteroseismology (as described).
• Experience in advanced data analysis and stellar modelling for solar-like oscillations.
• Ability to conduct independent research and publish in leading journals.
• Strong research track record evidenced by conferences and publications.
• Experience co-supervising research students; excellent communication and collaboration skills.
• Commitment to UNSW values and health & safety policies.

Responsabilidades

• Perform research on asteroseismology using space mission data (Kepler/K2/TESS/Roman/Gaia) and ground-based sources.
• Develop and apply software tools for large multi-dimensional data sets (time series and single epoch).
• Publish in leading scientific journals and present at conferences.
• Mentor graduate and honours students; collaborate with research group colleagues.
• Align with the university's Code of Conduct and safety policies.

Conocimientos

Asteroseismology

Data analysis

Stellar modelling

Independent research

Communication skills

Educación

PhD in Astrophysics

Descripción del empleo

UNSW invites applications for a research position in astrophysics, led by Prof Dennis Stello. The role focuses on asteroseismology of solar-like oscillations, data from space missions, and development of software for large time-series data.

The successful candidate will publish research in top journals and present at international conferences. The role is based in Sydney, Australia, fixed-term for two years (with possible extension), full-time, and includes 17% superannuation.