Institute Professor: Nuclear Safety & Env Eng

捎橢; Otwock; Hybrid; PLN 180,000 - 320,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employment at a major Polish research

Job summary

National Centre for Nuclear Research in Poland invites applications for the Institute Professor position (ref. UZ3_479) in Otwock-Świerk near Warsaw.

The role centers on probabilistic safety analyses for nuclear facilities and supervising doctoral students while shaping the research program. The successful candidate will organize scientific activities, coordinate new safety projects, publish research, and present at conferences, with emphasis on international collaboration and teaching at the

Qualifications

• Experience in probabilistic safety analyses (PSA/PRA) of nuclear facilities.
• Experience obtaining and leading grants and R&D projects.
• Involvement in teaching at higher education and supervision of theses.

Responsibilities

• Initiating, conducting and supervising R&D in risk analysis for nuclear and chemical installations.
• Supervising young academic staff and doctoral students.
• Organizing scientific activity (seminars, mini-symposiums) in reactor safety analyses.
• Coordinating new scientific and practical projects in safety analyses of reactor technologies.
• Preparing research papers and conference presentations in environmental engineering and safety analyses.
• Ensuring compliance with safety regulations and institutional work regulations.

Skills

Leadership & supervision

Research planning

International collaboration

Seminars & teaching coordination

Education

Habilitation or Professor title

Tools

Probabilistic safety analyses

Job description

National Centre for Nuclear Research in Poland invites applications for the Institute Professor position (ref. UZ3_479) in Otwock-Świerk near Warsaw.

The role centers on probabilistic safety analyses for nuclear facilities and supervising doctoral students while shaping the research program. The successful candidate will organize scientific activities, coordinate new safety projects, publish research, and present at conferences, with emphasis on international collaboration and teaching at the