Postdoctoral Researcher - Building Technology & Circular Envelopes

EPFL; Lausanne; Vor Ort; CHF 70.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading research institution in Lausanne seeks a research collaborator with a PhD in building technology. Responsibilities include assessing building envelope performance and contributing to an EU-Horizon project. Candidates should be familiar with contemporary construction techniques and have an interest in 20th-century construction methods. A master’s in architecture is preferred but not required. The position offers an 80%-100% employment rate and is a 9-month renewable contract. Interested candidates should apply online with their CV and a statement of interests.

Qualifikationen

• PhD in building technology, preferably in building materials or renovation.
• Familiarity with contemporary and 20th-century construction techniques.
• Interest in vernacular architecture is a plus.

Aufgaben

• Characterization and circular performance assessment of building envelopes.
• Collaboration on EU-Horizon project with industrial and research partners.
• Supervision of architecture students at bachelor's and master's level.

Kenntnisse

Contemporary construction techniques

20th-century construction techniques

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)

Building Information Modelling (BIM)

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Computer programming

Ausbildung

PhD in building technology

Master’s degree in architecture

Jobbeschreibung

A leading research institution in Lausanne seeks a research collaborator with a PhD in building technology. Responsibilities include assessing building envelope performance and contributing to an EU-Horizon project. Candidates should be familiar with contemporary construction techniques and have an interest in 20th-century construction methods. A master’s in architecture is preferred but not required. The position offers an 80%-100% employment rate and is a 9-month renewable contract. Interested candidates should apply online with their CV and a statement of interests.