Assistant Professor: Energy Harvesting & EMI for Drones in HV

Syddansk Universitet; Odense; On-site; DKK 600,000 - 800,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Southern Denmark invites applications for an Assistant Professor in Energy Harvesting and EMI Mitigation for drones and robots operating in high‑voltage environments. The position emphasizes building an internationally recognized research profile and securing external funding.

The role includes teaching, course development, supervision of Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students, and active participation in collaborative research with industry and academia.

Qualifications

• PhD in Electronics Engineering or closely related field.
• Strong track record in electromagnetic energy harvesting, power conversion, or power management.
• EMI/EMC mitigation experience for high-voltage environments up to 500 kV.
• Experience in drone system design, development, and testing.
• Proven teaching experience, course development, and supervision of students.

Responsibilities

• Develop and sustain a research agenda in energy harvesting and EMI/EMC for drones, robots, and IoT.
• Publish in high‑impact journals and lead international conference contributions.
• Secure external research funding as PI or key contributor.
• Collaborate with academic colleagues and industrial partners.

Skills

EMI/EMC research

Drone systems design

External funding

Teaching experience

Publication record

International collaboration

Peer reviewer experience

Education

PhD in Electronics Engineering

Job description

The University of Southern Denmark invites applications for an Assistant Professor in Energy Harvesting and EMI Mitigation for drones and robots operating in high‑voltage environments. The position emphasizes building an internationally recognized research profile and securing external funding.

The role includes teaching, course development, supervision of Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students, and active participation in collaborative research with industry and academia.