Specialist for Chemical Modeling and Plasma Simulation

Specialist for Chemical Modeling and Plasma Simulation

enaDyne

Leipzig, Germany

The opportunity - Shape your influential role

We develop pioneering models and simulations for chemical reactions and plasma processes in a state-of-the-art working environment. In this position, you will play a key role in the development and optimization of chemical models and contribute to increasing the efficiency and precision of plasma catalysis processes. We are looking for a chemical modeling and plasma simulation specialist with passion and expertise to join our team and take our modeling and simulation approaches to the next level:

  • Development and optimization of chemical models: You will develop models with a focus on CO₂, methane and other gases to simulate chemical reactions and make processes more efficient;
  • Plasma fluid simulations: You will carry out simulations to better understand and further develop the dynamics of plasma processes;
  • Reaction dynamics: By working with global models, you contribute to the optimization of reaction paths and speed;
  • Research and implementation: You will develop and refine surface reactions to increase the efficiency of plasma catalysis and open up new possibilities.

Your profile - face challenges and develop yourself further

  • Completed studies (Bachelor's, Master's or PhD) in chemical engineering, physics or a related field;
  • Experience with reaction processes, especially in connection with CO₂ and CH₄;
  • Knowledge of programming languages such as Python, Fortran or C++;
  • Analytical thinking and a proactive approach to problem solving;
  • Familiarity with plasma dynamics and surface chemistry;
  • Very good communication skills in German and English, both oral and written.

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