Electronics Tenure-Track: Sensors, Health Tech & Energy

Biomedical Engineering - Edison; Aarhus kommune; On-site; DKK 600,000 - 860,000; Full time

Job summary

Aarhus University, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in electronics. Candidates with strengths in sensors, instrumentation and electronic measurement systems are especially welcome.

The successful applicant will build an independent, internationally recognized research profile and contribute to teaching and supervision. The appointment is within a dynamic, interdisciplinary environment with links to engineering

Qualifications

• Strong background in electronics and fundamentals in electronics
• Research activity related to sensors, instrumentation and electronic measurement systems
• Experience with experimental research, electronic design and prototyping
• Ability to teach in English and develop Danish language skills over five years
• A relevant PhD and potential to attract external funding and collaborations

Responsibilities

• Develop an independent, internationally recognized research profile in electronics
• Engage in teaching across Bachelor's and Master's programs and supervise theses
• Establish collaborations within and outside the department and with industry/healthcare partners
• Contribute to cross-disciplinary education and research initiatives

Skills

Sensor technologies

Analog circuit design

Embedded electronics

Data acquisition

Low-power electronics

Electronic interfaces

System architecture

Research collaboration

Education

PhD in Electronics or related field

Job description

Aarhus University, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in electronics. Candidates with strengths in sensors, instrumentation and electronic measurement systems are especially welcome.

The successful applicant will build an independent, internationally recognized research profile and contribute to teaching and supervision. The appointment is within a dynamic, interdisciplinary environment with links to engineering