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Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)

Physicist, Mathematician, Materials Scientist or similar (f/m/x)

Köln 36000 - 60000 € / Jahr (geschätzt)

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Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)

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Aufgaben: Forschung und Entwicklung im Bereich KI-Sicherheit und Materialphysik, einschließlich Laborarbeit und Computermodellierung.
Arbeitgeber: Führendes Forschungsinstitut in Ulm und Köln, Zusammenarbeit mit renommierten Universitäten.
Mitarbeitervorteile: Flexible Arbeitsbedingungen, starke Forschungsinfrastruktur, Möglichkeit eines Auslandsaufenthalts.
Warum dieser Job: Arbeit an vorderster Front der Forschung, Gestaltung neuer Materialien durch KI, internationale Publikations- und Konferenzmöglichkeiten.
Gewünschte Qualifikationen: Abschluss in Physik, Mathematik oder Materialwissenschaften; Erfahrung in statistischer Physik, KI oder verwandten Gebieten.
Andere Informationen: Erfahrung in interdisziplinärer Forschung und gute Programmierkenntnisse (vorzugsweise Python) sind ideal.

Das voraussichtliche Gehalt liegt zwischen 36000 - 60000 € pro Jahr.

The Institute of Materials Physics in Space in Cologne is one of the leading institutes in the exploration of fundamental physical properties of soft matter and granular systems. In addition to experimental work in the laboratory and in microgravity, the institute works on computer simulations and theory. The Institute for AI Safety and Security in Ulm and Sankt Augustin provides research and development services in the field of AI-related methods, processes, algorithms and execution environments. The focus is on ensuring safety and security for AI-based solutions in ambitious application classes.

In a joint project of the two institutes, we are setting up the Helmholtz Young Investigator Group DataMat, where we combine soft matter theory with artificial intelligence.

We want to design materials thought impossible before – by turning fundamental insights about new states of matter into real-world applications. We specifically aim for multifunctional microstructures with the help of reliable machine learning methods. To achieve this aim, we closely collaborate with the LMU Munich and Princeton University.

Now, we are looking for you to join us. You will have the opportunity to work together with leading scientists in an emerging field of research. The DLR provides flexible working conditions and a strong research infrastructure for such an interdisciplinary project, and there will be an option for a stay abroad at Princeton University.

Your tasks will be to:

discover, characterize, and utilize novel types of short- and long-range order
develop reliable machine learning methods to predict and optimize material properties
publish your results in scientific journals and present them at international conferences

PhD in physics, mathematics, materials science, or similar initial experience in at least one of the fields of research of the group, for example, statistical physics, soft matter theory, machine learning, stochastic geometry, spatial statistics, hyperuniformity, or photonic band gaps proficiency in English, both spoken and written

Gewünschte Qualifikationen

ideally experience in interdisciplinary research promising scientific track record desired

Payment

Je nach Qualifikation und Aufgabenübertragung bis Entgeltgruppe 13 TVöD.