Postdoc: User Acceptance of Driverless Bus Services

TU Delft, NL; Nederland; Híbrido; EUR 24 000 - 32 000; Tempo parcial

Resumo da oferta

Postdoctoral researcher position at TU Delft focuses on acceptance of automated buses within an international project demonstrating driverless public transport concepts in the Netherlands. Work includes evaluating passenger acceptance, understanding how automation contributes to the public transport system, and analyzing demonstration lessons for scalable deployment.

The role requires strong English communication, collaboration with public and private partners, and the ability to publish

Qualificações

• You have obtained your PhD degree in transport or a related field.
• You have experience with user acceptance of automated transport and public transport systems.
• You have the capability and experience to work independently as well as with public and private parties.
• You have excellent English language and communication skills.
• Preferably you possess Dutch language skills and familiarity with the Dutch transport system and context.

Responsabilidades

• Definition of the impact assessment and evaluation plan.
• Conducting research into user acceptance and positioning in the public transport system.
• Consolidate lessons learned from the demonstration sites and produce a final dissemination report.
• Write scientific papers and present results at conferences.

Conhecimentos

User acceptance of automated transport

English language & communication

Dutch language skills

Independence & collaboration with pub/

Formação académica

PhD in transport or related field

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Postdoctoral researcher position at TU Delft focuses on acceptance of automated buses within an international project demonstrating driverless public transport concepts in the Netherlands. Work includes evaluating passenger acceptance, understanding how automation contributes to the public transport system, and analyzing demonstration lessons for scalable deployment.

The role requires strong English communication, collaboration with public and private partners, and the ability to publish