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personal sphere of influence: The Computational and Soft Matter Physics Group at the Faculty of Physics invites applications for a praedoc position in the group of Prof. Christoph Dellago. The group develops
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), completed doctoral study in Science. Computer literacy (MS office, management of databases). Very good command of oral and written language (German and English). Experience in thrid-party funding, experience
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to learn German Computer skills: MATLAB and/or R desirable You are motivated and self-propelled You are flexible and creative You should be a team player with high social skills What we offer: Work-life
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economics, psychology, engineering or computer sciences: e.g. M.Sc. in economics, M.Sc. in industrial engineering, M.Sc. in information management, M.Sc. in psychology Independent of their background, all
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39 Faculty of Computer Science Startdate: 01.11.2025 | Working hours: 30 | Collective bargaining agreement: §48 VwGr. B1 Grundstufe (praedoc) Limited until: 05.07.2025 Reference no.: 4249 More than
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Master programs in (International) Business Administration, the Master of Banking and Finance, and the PhD program in Finance, especially within the framework of the Vienna Graduate School of Finance (VGSF
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profile in applied or computational PDEs, who apply their expertise to address contemporary societal challenges. Areas of application may include, but are not limited to, climate modeling, ecology and
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instrumental analytical methods and, on the other hand, will deal with the computer-aided analysis and processing of large analytical-chemical data sets. Experience and knowledge of digital teaching and
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written), fluency in German is an advantage; good computer literacy and skills; strong communication (both oral and written in formal and informal situations), presentation and organisational skills; target
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of influence: As a University Assistant (Predoc) you will be part of the Computational Communication Science Lab (CCL), an interdisciplinary research network under the direction of Prof. Dr. Annie Waldherr and