Industrial PhD: Hydrogen Engine Kinetics & Catalysis

Scania; Stjärna; In loco; SEK 420.000 - 540.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Health center access

Wellness allowance

Bonus

Flexible working hours

Company car leasing

Descrizione del lavoro

Scania, part of the TRATON Group R&D, invites applications for an Industrial PhD student role focused on kinetic modelling of catalytic hydrogen oxidation for hydrogen engines. Based in Södertälje, Sweden, the position bridges catalysis, experiments and engine-level simulations to enable hydrogen-powered powertrains with ultra-low emissions.

You will develop and validate kinetic models for hydrogen oxidation on noble-metal catalysts, work with PhD candidates and researchers, and contribute to

Competenze

• Must have an M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Engineering Physics, Applied Physics or related field.
• Background in catalysis, chemical kinetics, reaction engineering or numerical modelling preferred.
• Strong analytical and programming skills for modelling and simulations.

Mansioni

• Develop and validate kinetic models for catalytic hydrogen oxidation using experimental data.
• Apply models in 1D/3D engine-relevant simulations under cold-start conditions.
• Collaborate with academic and industrial partners; publish results and present at conferences.

Conoscenze

Catalysis

Chemical kinetics

Numerical modelling

English proficiency

Formazione

M.Sc. degree in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Engineering Physics, Applied Physics, or related field

Descrizione del lavoro

Scania, part of the TRATON Group R&D, invites applications for an Industrial PhD student role focused on kinetic modelling of catalytic hydrogen oxidation for hydrogen engines. Based in Södertälje, Sweden, the position bridges catalysis, experiments and engine-level simulations to enable hydrogen-powered powertrains with ultra-low emissions.

You will develop and validate kinetic models for hydrogen oxidation on noble-metal catalysts, work with PhD candidates and researchers, and contribute to