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univie innovation

University Assistant – Postdoc, Debris Disk Research

univie innovation

. Lead the proposed debris disk research program .

Posted 11/11/2026contractVienna • AustriaMid-LevelSenior💰 €5,080 per monthWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in debris disk research, including modeling and theoretical studies, while effectively leading research projects and publications. Proficient in coding with C++ and Python, with a strong ability to teach and supervise students in an academic setting.

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PhD In AstronomyResearch Experience In Debris DisksDebris Disks ModelingC++ ProgrammingPython Programming

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Hard Skills
Theoretical StudiesResearch Funding AcquisitionScientific PublicationsSimulationsStudent Supervision
Soft Skills
CollaborationTeachingPublic Outreach
Certifications & Qualifications
PhD / Doctoral Certificate
Industry Keywords
Debris DisksAstrophysicsObservatoriesResearch AdministrationInternational Meetings

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
PythonC++

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Lead the proposed debris disk research program
  • Conduct theoretical studies and interpret observations from cutting-edge observatories using simulations
  • Develop independent research projects during the three-year appointment
  • Lead and participate in scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals
  • Present research results at international meetings
  • (Co-)supervise bachelor’s and master’s students
  • Independently teach courses under the collective bargaining agreement
  • Participate in research, teaching, and administration
  • Apply for further research funding
  • Interact and collaborate with research groups working on disks and planets

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • PhD / doctoral degree in astronomy, astrophysics, or a closely related field, completed by the starting date
  • Research experience in debris disks and related fields
  • Experience in debris disks modeling
  • Relevant publications appropriate to career stage
  • Coding/programming experience
  • Fluency in English, spoken and written
  • C++ and Python experience preferred
  • Experience supervising students and in public outreach preferred
  • Successfully acquired research funding preferred
  • CV of no more than 3 pages
  • List of publications
  • Letter of motivation of no more than 1 page
  • Brief description of past research of no more than 2 pages and planned three-year research of no more than 3 pages
  • Contact details of two references
  • PhD / doctoral certificate

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Flexible working hours
  • Partly remote work within Austria upon agreement
  • Part-time work upon agreement
  • Privileged access to the Austrian Scientific Computing (ASC) super-computing facility
  • Access to ESO and ESA observing facilities through Austria's memberships
  • Over 600 free internal training courses
  • Coaching and ongoing skills development
  • Welcome Compass relocation/onboarding support
  • Good public transport connections
  • Equal-opportunity and diversity-focused workplace