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The International Society for Industrial Ecology in the Netherlands seeks a motivated Junior Research Software Engineer for Sustainability Science. You will develop user-friendly software to support sustainability and circular economy analysis while collaborating with senior researchers.
This role requires an MSc in a relevant field and experience in full-stack development and data visualization. Benefits include a competitive salary, flexible working hours, and a comprehensive benefits package.
The Institute of Environmental Science CML at Leiden University is looking for a motivated Junior Research Software Engineer with experience in full‑stack development, data visualization, and modern software engineering practices to turn scientific insights into reliable and user‑friendly software. In this role you will help design, build, and maintain the next generation of industrial ecology research tools that support sustainability and circular economy analysis, and promote reproducible science across the institute.
In your role you will work closely with senior RSEs, Principal Investigators, and PhDs to strengthen the scientific software engineering basis of our institute. You will be responsible for tasks such as:
The Institute of Environmental Science (CML) at Leiden University is located in the Faculty of Sciences in Leiden’s Bio Science Park. The institute focuses on the sustainable use of natural resources and the preservation of natural capital and biodiversity.
We offer an initial one‑year contract, with an option to extend to a permanent contract based on performance, following the pay scale 9 in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities. Salary ranges from €3,708 to €5,057 gross per month for a full‑time position.
You will have 232 vacation hours per year (approximately 30.5 vacation days) and flexible working hours.
Our comprehensive benefits package includes:
At the Faculty of Science we value inclusiveness and strive for a diverse community with equal opportunities for all. We encourage applicants of all backgrounds and identities. For more information about our diversity and equality policy, visit our website.
Female researchers are also welcome to join the Researchers In Science for Equality (RISE) network of the Faculty of Science.