The UFZ
The Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) with its 1,100 employees has gained an excellent reputation as an international competence centre for environmental sciences. We are part of the largest scientific organisation in Germany, the Helmholtz association. Our mission : Our research seeks to find a balance between social development and the long-term protection of our natural resources.
The job
The third-party funded project qFLOW harnesses the transformative potential of quantum computing to tackle urgent challenges in climate resilience and water security by advancing the simulation of complex hydrological systems.For this challenging position, we are seeking a
Your tasks
- Hamiltonian Reformulation of different catchment hydrological systems ranging from simple synthetic to realistic cases
- Performance tests against classical solvers
- Definition and simulation of selected hydrological extreme cases like droughts
We offer
The freedom to master even the most demanding challenges between basic research and practical applicationThe chance to work in interdisciplinary, international teams and benefit from a variety of perspectivesFirstclass integration into national and international research networks to work together on global challengesExcellent research infrastructure and research data management to optimally support your workFlexible working hours and a wide range of options for balancing work and care responsibilities through our family officeCompetent support and advice for international colleagues arriving at the UFZ from the 'International Office'Special annual payment, capital-forming benefits and subsidised Germany Job TicketA workplace in a vibrant region with a high life quality and social and cultural diversityYour profile
University degree or doctorate in theoretical physics or quantenphysics , mathematics or informaticsAdvanced programming skills in Python and / or FortranHigh motivation for cooperation with the interdisciplinary project partnersHigh level of personal responsibility in the workTeamwork and communication skills (good English skills)Curiosity and openess to new computional methods