Postdoc: Sustainable Vibro-Acoustic Polymers & Digital Design

DTU - Technical University of Denmark; Kongens Lyngby; On-site; DKK 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Conference funding

International collaboration

Job summary

DTU invites applications for a 2-year postdoc position in sustainable polymer composites, vibro-acoustics, and digital material design, as part of the HIPSOFIC project with LIST and BSH.

You will design and characterize bio-based composites, perform vibro-acoustic tests, develop FEM/BEM and ML models, and translate results into industrial demonstrators. Lead DTU deliverables, publish high-impact papers, and collaborate internationally.

Qualifications

• PhD in a relevant engineering/ materials field.
• Hands-on experience with polymer composites and processing.
• Strong experimental and vibro-acoustic testing background.
• Proficiency with FEM/BEM tools and machine learning concepts.
• Excellent publication record and ability to publish in ISI-indexed journals.

Responsibilities

• Design, manufacture, and characterize novel composites.
• Perform vibro-acoustic testing and damping analysis.
• Develop FEM/BEM and ML models to optimize acoustics.
• Translate lab results to industrial injection-moulded demonstrators.
• Lead DTU deliverables and supervise MSc/BSc students.

Skills

polymer composites

fibre-reinforced plastics

processing

publication record

interdisciplinary teamwork

machine learning

Education

PhD in Materials Science

Mechanical Engineering

Polymer Engineering

Acoustics/Computational Mechanics

Tools

COMSOL

ABAQUS

ANSYS

Moldflow

Job description

DTU invites applications for a 2-year postdoc position in sustainable polymer composites, vibro-acoustics, and digital material design, as part of the HIPSOFIC project with LIST and BSH.

You will design and characterize bio-based composites, perform vibro-acoustic tests, develop FEM/BEM and ML models, and translate results into industrial demonstrators. Lead DTU deliverables, publish high-impact papers, and collaborate internationally.