Research support technician 2025/CP/080

University of A Coruña; España; Presencial; EUR 25.000 - 35.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The University of A Coruña is seeking a First Stage Researcher in Engineering, focusing on disaster management infrastructures. This full-time position requires expertise in industrial design engineering and 3D modeling software. Candidates must be eligible for employment in Public Administration and possess a Bachelor's degree. The role involves supporting the analysis and development of functional requirements for emergency vehicles, with opportunities for further qualifications and travel.

Formación

• Experience in industrial design engineering, especially vehicle interior design.
• Knowledge of 3D modeling software, especially parametric software.

Responsabilidades

• Support analysis and development of requirements for disaster management infrastructures.
• Document requirements for prototyping and verify their validity.

Conocimientos

Industrial Design Engineering

3D Modeling Software

English

Portuguese

Educación

Bachelor's in Industrial Design Engineering

Herramientas

SolidWorks

Descripción del empleo

Organisation/Company: University of A Coruña

Research Field: Engineering > Design Engineering

Researcher Profile: First Stage Researcher (R1)

Positions: Bachelor Positions

Country: Spain

Application Deadline: 20 May 2025 - 15:00 (Europe/Brussels)

Type of Contract: Permanent

Job Status: Full-time

Hours Per Week: 35

Offer Starting Date: 1 Jul 2025

Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? No

Reference Number: 2025/CP/080

Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No

Offer Description

Grant/funding reference: OTR1424

Job Location and Schedule: Building of technological workshops, Laboratory of Mechanical Engineering, 9:00-14:00 and 15:00-17:00.

Tasks to be performed: Support the analysis and development of functional and distribution requirements for disaster management infrastructures for the Advanced Command Post (ACP) and Light Command Post (LCP) vehicles for the Galician Emergency Agency (Axega). The requirements will be documented for prototyping, with auxiliary tasks to verify their validity.

Minimum requirements:

• Spanish national or equivalent rights for employment in Public Administration.
• Required qualifications as per the notice.
• At least 16 years old and not exceeding retirement age.
• Functional capacity to perform the tasks.
• No disciplinary dismissals from public service or disqualifications.

For non-EU nationals, legal residence and employment authorization are required.

Specific Requirements

Qualifications: As indicated in Annex III of the Call for Proposals.

Supporting documentation:

• Copy of national identity document.
• CV.
• Declaration of fulfillment of call requirements.
• Declaration of data veracity.
• Experience in industrial design engineering, especially vehicle interior design.

Knowledge of 3D modeling software, especially parametric software like SolidWorks or similar. Candidates should be available to travel for meetings and data collection.

Additional Information

Assessment criteria include:

• Qualification: Bachelor's in Industrial Design Engineering (max 3 points).
• Vehicle design experience (max 2 points).
• Knowledge of 3D modeling software (max 3 points).
• Language skills: English (B2 mandatory, up to 2 points), Portuguese (C1 or higher, up to 2 points).
• Other merits: courses, awards, etc. (max 1 point).
• Professional experience: 1 point per month, max 4 points.
• Personal interview: top 5 candidates, max 3 points.

Failure to attend the interview results in exclusion.

Application process: Apply via UDC online services, including call reference, within 5 working days from publication.

Additional notes:

• Merits must be substantiated; additional documents may be requested.
• Waiting list for candidates scoring over 10 points.

For international candidates, contact [e-mail] for application instructions.

Work Location

Building of technological workshops, Laboratory of Mechanical Engineering, Spain.