521 English-speaking jobs in Delft

As Instrument Scientist SANS, you will be responsible for the optimal use of the Small Angle Neutron Scattering instrument at the TU Delft Reactor Institute. You will train and support users, advise on experimental design and data analysis, and contribute to instrument development. You will also represent TU Delft internationally through conferences and publications.

Postdoctoral researcher to develop a smart armband for continuous, unobtrusive monitoring of sweat metabolites, focusing on lithium detection in patients with bipolar disorder.

This postdoc position focuses on the design of a wireless power transfer (WPT) system, particularly the foreign and living object detection subsystem, charger ground unit, and system validation. The successful candidate will collaborate with industrial partners on a Horizon Europe project to develop wireless charging demonstrators in European cities.

Develop epigenetic editing tools to engineer bovine satellite cell lines for cultivated meat production. Responsibilities include designing and executing research projects, supervising students, and collaborating with industry partners. Requires a MSc degree in a relevant field, prior lab experience in molecular biology, cloning, and genetic manipulation, and a strong interest in cellular agriculture.

PhD position in research of (super-resolution) microscopy image processing and analysis method development. The project focuses on developing microscope technology and methodology to increase spatial-temporal bandwidth for faster, higher resolution 3D multi-label imaging in tissue.

Postdoctoral scientist to develop epigenetic editing tools for bovine satellite cell lines. Will engineer cell lines with improved phenotypes for suspension culture, growth factor requirements, and metabolic efficiency. Requires PhD in cell biology, synthetic biology, or related field, strong background in molecular biology, cloning, and genetic manipulation, and expertise with mammalian cell culture and gene editing.

PhD position in African precipitation variability from raindrop to continental scales. The successful applicant will work on parameterizing rainfall variability, analyzing Lagrangian and Eulerian properties of rainfall, and conducting statistical rainfall analysis under various scenarios. A completed MSc in a relevant field and affinity for remote sensing and numerical models are required.

PhD candidate to develop AI-based solutions for predictive intelligence in MRI scanning. Responsibilities include designing a multi-level data acquisition infrastructure, developing real-time system reconfiguration, and creating a self-calibrating platform.

Leads the engineering organization for small satellite missions, shaping technical delivery and team development. Responsible for engineering strategy, execution, and oversight of satellite missions across their lifecycle. Requires a master's degree in a relevant field, extensive leadership experience in aerospace, and knowledge of spacecraft development.

PhD position in high-performance CMOS receiver and analog-to-digital converter design. Develop innovative receiver and ADC architectures for accurate observation of transmitter signals. Focus on time-domain receiver concepts and high-speed, medium-resolution ADCs. Activities include system-level modeling, architectural exploration, transistor-level circuit design, and simulation.

Develop high-fidelity numerical models of historical masonry quay walls to analyze crack initiation, propagation, and damage evolution. Collaborate with researchers and engineers on the Bridge and Quay Walls program.

PhD position in CMOS Phase-Locked Loop design for next-generation wireless communication. Develop innovative PLL architectures, conduct circuit design and simulation, and validate designs on silicon.

PhD candidate to design and develop AI-driven solutions for predictive intelligence in MRI scanning. Responsibilities include designing a multi-level data acquisition infrastructure, developing real-time system reconfiguration, and creating a self-calibrating platform.

Data Scientist will design and implement data processing pipelines for manufacturing and inspection datasets. Responsibilities include using AI/ML and statistical methods to detect trends, anomalies, and defects in data, and collaborating with domain experts to define ground truth and validation experiments. Requires a BSc (HBO), MSc. (or Ph.D.) in a relevant field, strong Python programming skills, and 0-3 years of experience building data processing pipelines and applying statistics and Machine/Deep Learning to real-world data. Experience with manufacturing process data, robotics systems, and/or metrology data is a plus.

As Instrument Scientist SANS, you will be responsible for the optimal use of the Small Angle Neutron Scattering instrument at the TU Delft Reactor Institute. You will train and support users, advise on experimental design and data analysis, and contribute to instrument development.

As Instrument Scientist SANS, you will be responsible for the optimal use of the Small Angle Neutron Scattering instrument at the TU Delft Reactor Institute. You will train and support users, advise on experimental design and data analysis, and contribute to instrument development. You will also represent TU Delft internationally through conferences and publications.

PhD position developing advanced predictive control methods for integrated energy storage systems and greenhouse climate control. Focus on optimizing energy hub operation, flexibility maximization, and load shifting in response to grid signals. Requires a relevant MSc degree and strong interest in systems and control, model predictive control, and energy systems.

Postdoctoral Researcher to investigate the impact of semiconductor stack properties on spin qubit performance in germanium. Responsibilities include measurement, characterization, and analysis of germanium hole spin qubits within novel material stacks. Requires a PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field, hands-on experience with solid-state qubit measurement and control, expertise in cryogenic measurements and microwave control hardware, and strong programming and data analysis skills.

PhD candidate to develop a decision-making framework for applying spectrally selective window films in heritage buildings. The role involves building performance simulation, monitoring indoor environments, and collaborating with experts in chemical engineering and material science.

This PhD project investigates the occurrence and concentrations of opportunistic pathogens in cooling water systems. The successful candidate will develop and implement pathogen monitoring strategies, assess how pathogen concentrations vary across time, space, and weather conditions, and create an early warning system to support climate-resilient water safety management.