196 English-speaking jobs in Delft

PhD position focused on optimum DTX switch bank design and control for Digital Transmitters (DTX) within the DISRUPT project. The research addresses challenges in switch bank resolution, activation schemes, energy efficiency, and PVT resilience.

PhD Position in Probabilistic Modelling and Reliability Assessment of Metocean Loads Help shape the future of offshore structures' safety! Join a PhD project advancing how wave conditions are modelled to design safer, more reliable structures. Job description Ocean waves and wind are usually the dominant design loads for coastal, flood protection, and offshore structures.

Develop advanced optical coherence tomography (OCT) systems based on near infrared supercontinuum light sources and detectors. Optimize system performance, obtain high-resolution images, and develop a compact, cost-effective system for skin cancer diagnostics.

This postdoc position focuses on developing circular design principles and methods for a lightweight, biobased aircraft luggage bin door. The research investigates and advances methods for circular product design, prospective Life Cycle Assessment, and supply chain modeling.

PhD position focused on Digital Product Passports (DPP) for compliance monitoring of circular steel. Research will explore how authorities can leverage existing business monitoring systems for compliance tasks and how DPP can reduce regulatory burden. Collaboration with Tata Steel Netherlands, ARN, and the Growing with Green Steel program.

Join TU Delft Cybersecurity to educate security leaders of the future and make cyberspace a safer place Job description In our connected world, cybersecurity is crucial. The Cybersecurity (CYS) group takes a data-driven approach to protecting and improving the security and privacy of our society's digital transformation.

PhD position exploring the interdependency between telecommunications networks and urban infrastructures. Develop data analysis and modeling methods to understand this relationship and design networks that enhance urban performance.

In this PhD project, you will explore Ganymede’s hidden ocean and ice shell using 3D numerical models in preparation for ESA’s Juice (JUpiter ICy moons Explorer) mission. Job descriptionThe subsurface oceans of icy moons in the outer Solar System are among the most promising extraterrestrial habitats.

Postdoctoral researcher to design, synthesize, and characterize sulfur-based polymer electrolytes for silicon anodes and Li-metal technologies. Requires expertise in polymer electrolyte synthesis, conductivity characterization using EIS, and solid-state NMR. PhD in Chemistry with a background in organic chemistry is required.

The Data-Intensive Systems (DIS) group at TU Delft seeks a collaborative Assistant Professor to develop and lead an independent research line in data-intensive systems. Focus areas include scalable data management, systems for machine learning, distributed and parallel systems, or cloud-based systems. The successful candidate will teach and mentor students in BSc and MSc Computer Science programs.

PhD position exploring the interdependency between telecommunications networks and urban infrastructures. Develop data analysis and modeling methods to understand this relationship and identify network designs for enhanced performance.

PhD researcher to develop design principles for Digital Product Passports (DPP) compliance monitoring in the green steel transition. Collaborate with GGS partners to test and refine DPP guidelines for business-government collaboration.

Postdoctoral researcher to develop circular design principles for a lightweight, biobased aircraft luggage bin door. Responsibilities include mapping product lifecycles, developing circular design strategies, and performing prospective LCAs.

Postdoctoral researcher to design, synthesize, and characterize sulfur-based polymer electrolytes for silicon anodes and Li-metal technologies. Requires PhD in Chemistry, experience with polymer electrolyte synthesis and conductivity measurements, and solid-state NMR for battery materials.

Without a breakthrough, these networks are expected to consume a significant portion of global electricity production by 2030. The main culprits are analog-oriented radio frequency (RF) transmitters (TX), which consume significant energy (even with minimal data traffic) to meet the high-quality requirements of the transmission signal.

Without a breakthrough, these networks are expected to consume a significant portion of global electricity production by 2030. The main culprits are analog‑oriented radio frequency (RF) transmitters (TX), which consume significant energy (even with minimal data traffic) to meet the high‑quality requirements of the transmission signal.

PhD position in receiver and ADC design for next-generation wireless communication. Develop time-domain receiver and ADC architectures for accurate transmitter output observation. Implement and validate designs on silicon.

Lead the development of TU Delft demonstrators for EU projects CoreSense and METATOOL. Coordinate a team in Delft and collaborate with project partners. Develop software, run robotic experiments, and publish novel architectural contributions.

Develop and implement innovative trading solutions for the energy market. Collaborate with a team in Delft and Utrecht to design advanced trading strategies and explore new market opportunities.

Operations Engineer role at Ampelmann Operations About Ampelmann Ampelmann makes offshore access as easy as crossing the street. Driven by innovative technology, we are continuously working on impactful projects, while supporting the shift to cleaner energy. Our international and safety minded environment values your well-being, and our culture is built on open communication and mutual respect.