Postdoctoral Scientist: Quantum Many-Body Electronic Structure

King's College London; City of Westminster; Presencial; GBP 45.000 - 47.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

King's College London is seeking a motivated postdoctoral research associate to contribute to scalable computational methods for correlated electronic structure theory. The role involves collaboration across chemistry and physics, development of software, and mentoring junior researchers.

The position is full-time with a fixed-term contract ending 31 August 2029, based at the Strand campus. Applicants should have a PhD in a relevant area and a strong track record in quantum many-body theory.

Formación

• PhD awarded in theoretical physics/chemistry or related subject, or PhD near completion.
• Background in quantum chemistry, condensed matter physics and/or quantum information theory development.
• Experience and track-record of developing, implementing or using quantum many-body modelling methodology.
• Ability to communicate scientific concepts clearly both orally and in writing.
• Demonstrable record of scientific code development using modern structured and modular development practices and tools.

Responsabilidades

• Development and maintenance of software for many-electron theory projects.
• Active collaboration within cross-disciplinary teams.
• Leadership and mentorship of junior group members.
• Contributions to research culture and dissemination of outputs.

Conocimientos

Quantum chemistry

Condensed matter physics

Quantum information theory

Scientific code development

Communication skills

Teamwork in collaborations

Educación

PhD awarded in theoretical physics/chemistry or related subject

Descripción del empleo

King's College London is seeking a motivated postdoctoral research associate to contribute to scalable computational methods for correlated electronic structure theory. The role involves collaboration across chemistry and physics, development of software, and mentoring junior researchers.

The position is full-time with a fixed-term contract ending 31 August 2029, based at the Strand campus. Applicants should have a PhD in a relevant area and a strong track record in quantum many-body theory.