Digital Twin & Emissions Research Scientist

Colorado State University; United States; On-site; USD 80,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Colorado State University’s Energy Institute seeks a Research Scientist to lead development of test methods and measurement systems for air emissions research, interfacing with industry and academic partners to design campaigns and equipment, and mentoring staff and students.

You will create digital twin and simulation models, integrate with hardware simulations, conduct field measurements, present findings to sponsors, and manage multiple projects within budget and timeline.

Qualifications

• PhD required in engineering, physics, or related field.
• Strong understanding of physics, physical systems, and practical application of algorithms and simulation technology.
• Experience acquiring and analyzing data from diverse sources.

Responsibilities

• Develop digital twin, statistical, and similar simulation models with a broad team.
• Identify foundational models and science for digital twins.
• Instantiate models into working software meeting objectives for accuracy and performance.
• Integrate digital twin development with hardware simulations including sensor systems.
• Conduct field measurements and partner with industry to validate models.

Skills

C programming

MATLAB

Python

Data analysis

Simulation tools

Education

PhD in engineering, physics, or related field

Tools

Simulink

Promax

Aspen

Job description

Colorado State University’s Energy Institute seeks a Research Scientist to lead development of test methods and measurement systems for air emissions research, interfacing with industry and academic partners to design campaigns and equipment, and mentoring staff and students.

You will create digital twin and simulation models, integrate with hardware simulations, conduct field measurements, present findings to sponsors, and manage multiple projects within budget and timeline.