Satellite Remote Sensing Faculty - Open Rank, Global Impact
Climate AI Nordics
Göteborgs kommun
Remote
SEK 400,000 - 600,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
4-year PhD student funding
Leadership training
Relocation support
Language courses for non-Swedish speakers
Supportive environment for diversity and equality
Job summary
Chalmers University of Technology is seeking a new faculty member for Satellite Remote Sensing to enhance Earth observation science. The role involves teaching, leading research projects, and securing funding, suitable for candidates at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. Ideal applicants have a PhD and a strong research background. Benefits include PhD student funding, leadership training, relocation support, and a commitment to diversity via the GENIE Initiative.
Qualifications
PhD in a relevant field such as remote sensing, atmospheric science, engineering, or data science.
Strong research record with high-quality publications.
Experience in teaching, mentoring, and academic leadership.
Responsibilities
Teach and mentor students in satellite remote sensing and related disciplines.
Lead interdisciplinary research projects and develop next-generation satellite systems.
Secure and manage research funding and lead PhD student teams.
Skills
Teaching and mentoring
Research funding acquisition
Collaborative partnerships
Education
PhD in remote sensing, atmospheric science, engineering, or data science
Job description
Chalmers University of Technology is seeking a new faculty member for Satellite Remote Sensing to enhance Earth observation science. The role involves teaching, leading research projects, and securing funding, suitable for candidates at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. Ideal applicants have a PhD and a strong research background. Benefits include PhD student funding, leadership training, relocation support, and a commitment to diversity via the GENIE Initiative.