Postdoctoral Position in Mesoscale Fluid Simulations and Experimental Validation for Energy Systems

This postdoctoral position focuses on mesoscale fluid simulations and their experimental validation within energy systems. The role requires advanced expertise in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) at the mesoscale level, including modeling and simulation techniques to analyze fluid behavior in complex energy-related applications. Candidates should have strong skills in numerical methods, simulation software, and data analysis to accurately represent fluid interactions and transport phenomena. Additionally, the position demands experience in designing and conducting experimental validations to corroborate simulation results, ensuring reliability and practical applicability. A solid understanding of energy systems, such as renewable energy technologies, thermal management, or energy conversion processes, is essential to contextualize simulations and experiments effectively. The ideal candidate will possess a doctoral degree in mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, physics, or a related field, with a research background combining theoretical, computational, and experimental fluid mechanics. Proficiency in programming languages commonly used in simulations (e.g., Python, MATLAB, C++) and familiarity with high-performance computing environments are advantageous. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to integrate multidisciplinary approaches are critical for success. Effective communication skills are also important for documenting findings and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. Overall, this position suits a researcher with a deep understanding of mesoscale fluid dynamics, capable of bridging simulation and experimental work to advance energy system technologies.