Medior Materials Scientist – Maritime & Offshore

TNO; Delft; On-site; EUR 54,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

33 days annual leave

Flexible mobility plan

Pension scheme

Job summary

TNO is seeking a Medior Scientist in Materials Science to advance safe and affordable fuel transition research. You will develop materials models and run experiments to understand ageing and degradation, guiding projects with technical leadership within a multidisciplinary team and in close collaboration with customers and partners.

You will contribute to publications and presentations, helping to translate customer needs into actionable research plans while supporting knowledge transfer and

Qualifications

• University degree in technical disciplines (Naval Architecture, Aerospace, Mechanical or Civil Engineering) with materials science specialization.
• More than five years of maritime/offshore sector experience with strong theory and practical insight into material behavior.
• Ability to translate customer needs into concrete research questions and action plans.

Responsibilities

• Develop materials science models and conduct experiments to understand ageing and degradation.
• Provide technical direction for projects and initiate new research collaborations.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and customers to deliver solutions.
• Enhance visibility through publications and presentations.

Skills

Communication skills

Dutch language

English language

Customer-oriented approach

Team leadership

Education

University degree in Naval Architecture / Mechanical Engineering

Job description

TNO is seeking a Medior Scientist in Materials Science to advance safe and affordable fuel transition research. You will develop materials models and run experiments to understand ageing and degradation, guiding projects with technical leadership within a multidisciplinary team and in close collaboration with customers and partners.

You will contribute to publications and presentations, helping to translate customer needs into actionable research plans while supporting knowledge transfer and