Total rewards package including health and retirement benefits
Job summary
Johns Hopkins University is seeking a Research Associate to join the NIST Professional Research Experience Program. The role focuses on performing finite element analysis and simulations for nanoscale and microscale thermo-mechanical measurements. A PhD in Materials Science or a related field is required, along with advanced knowledge of finite element methods and computational materials research. Strong communication skills are essential. This is a full-time position based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, with competitive compensation and benefits.
Qualifications
PhD in Materials Science or related field required.
Advanced knowledge of finite element methods and multiscale modelling is essential.
Experience in computational materials research is a must.
Hands-on knowledge of AFM and/or nanoindentation preferred.
Strong written and oral communication skills needed.
Responsibilities
Perform finite element analyses to model thermo-mechanical behavior of materials.
Develop theoretical models for temperature-dependent micro/nanomechanical behavior.
Publish results in peer-reviewed journals and present at conferences.
Skills
Finite element methods/multiscale modelling
Computational materials research
Python scripting
AFM and nanoindentation expertise
Strong communication skills
Education
PhD in Materials Science or related field
Job description
Johns Hopkins University is seeking a Research Associate to join the NIST Professional Research Experience Program. The role focuses on performing finite element analysis and simulations for nanoscale and microscale thermo-mechanical measurements. A PhD in Materials Science or a related field is required, along with advanced knowledge of finite element methods and computational materials research. Strong communication skills are essential. This is a full-time position based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, with competitive compensation and benefits.