Senior Researcher, Building Energy & IAQ Systems

University of California - Davis; Davis (CA); Presencial; USD 129.000 - 165.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

University of California - Davis is seeking a senior researcher to advance energy efficiency in buildings, HVAC control, and grid-interactive applications. You will design studies, analyze field and experimental data, and develop reproducible computational methods.

Lead proposals, manage budgets, supervise staff, and publish findings in academic venues. The role focuses on building energy systems, semantic models, and data interoperability, with opportunities for collaboration across academia

Formación

• Ph.D. in a relevant engineering discipline with 3+ years post-Ph.D. experience and scholarly record.
• Experience in designing and conducting research on building energy and environmental systems.
• Expertise in quantitative data analysis including statistics, forecasting, signal processing, or ML.
• Familiarity with building energy simulation, automation, semantic models, data integration, and interoperability is desirable.

Responsabilidades

• Design and conduct studies; collect and analyze data from multiple sources.
• Develop reproducible computational methods and publish findings.
• Lead grant proposals and manage sponsored projects and budgets.
• Supervise researchers and mentor students; coordinate across teams.
• Present research at conferences and in journals; foster industry partnerships.

Conocimientos

PhD in engineering

Post-PhD experience (3+ years)

Data analysis (statistics, forecasting

Machine learning

Python

R

MATLAB

Educación

PhD in engineering

Herramientas

Python

R

MATLAB

Descripción del empleo

University of California - Davis is seeking a senior researcher to advance energy efficiency in buildings, HVAC control, and grid-interactive applications. You will design studies, analyze field and experimental data, and develop reproducible computational methods.

Lead proposals, manage budgets, supervise staff, and publish findings in academic venues. The role focuses on building energy systems, semantic models, and data interoperability, with opportunities for collaboration across academia