Computational Instrument Scientist for Reflectometry

Big Science Sweden; København; On-site; DKK 900,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading science institution in Copenhagen is seeking a Computational Instrument Scientist for Reflectometry to develop cutting-edge scientific computing capabilities for its instruments. You will ensure users can achieve high-quality results from experiments while collaborating with instrument teams. ESS aims to revolutionize materials science research, and this role is critical to its ambitious goals. Your expertise will directly impact transformative research across various scientific fields.

Qualifications

• Experience in scientific computing and data management.
• Ability to support scientific workflows and instrument collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Develop scientific computing capabilities for reflectometry instruments.
• Ensure high-quality scientific results from experiments.

Job description

Computational Instrument Scientist for Reflectometry

Mer information

The European Spallation Source (ESS) invites applications for aComputational Instrument Scientist for Reflectometryat thedivision forData Management and Scientific Computing(DMSC) in Copenhagen, Denmark. In this role, you will be central in developing world-leading scientific computing capabilities to support the reflectometry instruments at ESS and enable high-impact science.

ESS is a “Big Science” project that will become the world’s most powerful neutron source when fully operational in 2027. The facility will enable researchers to probe the structure, interfaces, and dynamics of advanced materials with unprecedented detail, supporting transformative research across materials science, energy, life science, and nanotechnology.

About the role

As a Computational Instrument Scientist for Reflectometry, you will play a key role in ensuring that users can generate high-quality scientific results from experiments performed at the reflectometry instruments at ESS. Through close collaboration with instrument teams, developers, and fellow computational instrument scientists, you will support the development of scientific computing solutions, workflows, and services across the full data lifecycle.