Post Doc in CCUS and Energy System Analysis

This Postdoctoral position in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) and Energy System Analysis requires advanced expertise in energy systems engineering, environmental science, or related disciplines. The role demands a strong foundation in analyzing complex energy systems, with a focus on integrating CCUS technologies to reduce carbon emissions. Candidates should be proficient in quantitative modeling and simulation tools used for energy system analysis, such as optimization software, life cycle assessment (LCA), and techno-economic analysis frameworks. A solid understanding of CCUS processes—including capture technologies, transportation, storage options, and utilization pathways—is essential. Experience with data analysis, programming languages (e.g., Python, MATLAB, or R), and handling large datasets will be valuable for conducting rigorous research. The position typically requires a doctoral degree in engineering, environmental science, or a closely related field, reflecting a high level of academic rigor and research capability. Strong analytical skills, the ability to synthesize interdisciplinary knowledge, and experience in publishing scientific research are important. Familiarity with energy policy, sustainability metrics, and emerging trends in low-carbon technologies will enhance the candidate's effectiveness. Collaboration skills and the ability to communicate complex technical concepts to diverse stakeholders are also critical for success in this role.