PhD Position in Computational Mechanics: ETH Zurich is offering a fixed-term PhD position in the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering. This opportunity is focused on phase-field modeling of fracture in concrete, providing candidates with a chance to engage in cutting-edge research within an interdisciplinary team.
Designation
PhD Candidate in Computational Mechanics
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Research Area | Computational Mechanics, Phase-Field Modeling, Fracture Mechanics |
| Location | ETH Zurich, Switzerland |
| Eligibility/Qualification | Master’s degree in Engineering or Physics with outstanding grades; Excellent knowledge of continuum mechanics and finite element analysis; Proficient in coding; Familiarity with fracture mechanics or phase-field modeling is a plus; Strong interest in computational mechanics; Proficient in English |
| Application Deadline | March 3, 2025 (applications reviewed until the position is filled) |
Description
The selected candidate will work within the Computational Mechanics Group, collaborating with industrial partners. The project encompasses the development and application of advanced modeling and computational techniques, as well as exposure to experimental methods for data calibration and validation. The role is set in a dynamic research environment, offering opportunities for professional development and interdisciplinary collaboration.
How to Apply
Interested candidates must submit their applications via the online application portal of ETH Zurich. Required documents include:
- CV
- Full transcripts from undergraduate studies (Bachelor and Master)
- A brief (1-page) motivation letter
- At least two names of referees (with email addresses and phone numbers)
Note: Applications sent through email or postal services will not be considered.
Last Date to Apply
Applications will begin being reviewed on March 3, 2025, and will continue until the position is filled.
This is an excellent opportunity for those looking to advance their careers in computational mechanics and engage in impactful research.
