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The application dossier should include the following 6 parts:
- 1. A Curriculum Vitae listing most recent events first; include: contact information, education, work experience, programming skills, use of simulation packages, language skills, relevant document attachments i.e. publications, reports, etc.
- 2. A letter explaining your interest in the current position; 3. A report discussing your experience in the use of computational fluid dynamics techniques to model turbulent combustion. The report [2] can be used as guide. Attempts to reproduce results in [2] using a CFD package will have an advantage
- 4. Copy of MSc diploma and transcript; if applicable, all other relevant certificates;
- 5. Proof of English language competency (waived if native speaker or attended a BSc/MSc program where the medium of instruction was English)
- 6. Two academic or work references and their contact details Email documents to: domenico_lahaye@yahoo.com Deadline on December 17, 2014 or until position is filled
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Please send your application by electronic mail and preferably in one single pdf- document to natalie.germann@tum.de. For full consideration, the application should include a cover letter, a detailed CV, copies of all educational certificates and transcripts of records, a summary of previous research, and two letters of recommendation. The deadline for application is October 31,2014. Early applications are encouraged; applications may be processed as they are received. TUM is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified women are therefore particularly encouraged to apply. Applicants with disabilities are treated with preference given comparable qualification
Applicants should have a degree in applied mathematics, computer science or a related field with a focus on numerical simulation and scientific computing. Knowledge in numerical mathematics and experience in a programming language like C, C++ or FORTRAN is mandatory. Some experience in parallel programming is considered a plus. Applicants should be interested both in the methodological development of numerical algorithms and in their implementation on high-performance computing systems. Solid English skills are required.
Your application should contain a motivational letter (2 pages maximum), a CV, copies of relevant degrees, and two contacts for references. Please submit applications electronically in PDF format to applications.krause@usi.ch and include the keyword EXASOLVERS in the subject.
Deadline for applications is October 15, 2014.