Offshore Hydrodynamics & Ocean Energy Researcher

INESC TEC; Portugal; Presencial; EUR 30 000 - 42 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

A leading research institute in Portugal is seeking a researcher specialized in offshore structures hydrodynamics. The successful candidate will conduct research activities in ocean energy generation, focusing on dynamic simulation and numerical assessment of mooring systems. Applicants must hold a relevant PhD and possess experience with specialized software and metocean analysis, as well as programming skills for numerical modelling. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to innovative projects within the marine renewable energy sector.

Qualificações

• PhD in relevant fields with suitable curriculum for the position.
• Experience in dynamic modelling and experimental testing.
• Programming skills applicable to numerical modelling.

Responsabilidades

• Conduct applied and fundamental research on offshore structures.
• Perform numerical assessment and simulation of mooring systems.
• Analyze hydrodynamics of offshore structures and ocean energy converters.

Conhecimentos

Dynamic modelling of floating structures

Metocean analysis

Experimental hydrodynamic testing

Numerical modelling with Python

Use of OrcaFlex

Use of OrcaWave

Formação académica

PhD in Civil Engineering

PhD in Mechanical Engineering

PhD in Naval Architecture

PhD in Ocean Engineering

Ferramentas

OrcaFlex

OrcaWave

Descrição da oferta de emprego

A leading research institute in Portugal is seeking a researcher specialized in offshore structures hydrodynamics. The successful candidate will conduct research activities in ocean energy generation, focusing on dynamic simulation and numerical assessment of mooring systems. Applicants must hold a relevant PhD and possess experience with specialized software and metocean analysis, as well as programming skills for numerical modelling. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to innovative projects within the marine renewable energy sector.