Postdoctoral Position – Hydrogen Storage: Contribute to the energy transition by working on integrated reservoir modeling and simulation in the field of underground hydrogen storage. The project aims to address critical issues related to hydrogen loss in porous media, such as geological structures, heterogeneities, and chemical reactions. Join a collaborative effort with the industry partner Shell, based at the Department of Geoscience and Engineering at TU Delft, to design multi-scale reservoir modeling and simulation studies.
Postdoctoral Position – H2Screen: Screening Tools for Ranking Depleted Gas Reservoirs for Underground Hydrogen Storage
Designation: Postdoctoral Researcher
Research Area: Integrated Reservoir Modeling, Underground Hydrogen Storage, Geoenergy, Reservoir Engineering
Location: Department of Geoscience and Engineering, TU Delft, Netherlands
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Essential: Background in geology and reservoir modeling, programming in Python, experience in reservoir simulation.
- Desirable: Reservoir engineering experience, expertise in transport and mixing processes, knowledge in geochemistry/microbiology.
Job Description: The successful candidate will lead a comprehensive simulation study, collaborating with the industry partner Shell, to investigate the behavior of cyclic and seasonal storage of hydrogen in depleted gas reservoirs. Key responsibilities include designing and conducting multi-scale reservoir modeling and simulation studies, developing dimensionless numbers, and collaborating on laboratory experiments to characterize suitable reservoirs for underground hydrogen storage.
Conditions of Employment:
- Salary and benefits according to the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities.
- Customizable compensation package, health insurance discount, and sport memberships.
- Monthly work costs contribution.
- Flexible work schedules.
- International applicants benefit from the Coming to Delft Service, including a Dual Career Programme for partners.
About TU Delft: TU Delft is a leading international university combining science, engineering, and design. With a focus on addressing global challenges in energy, climate, mobility, health, and digital society, TU Delft fosters diversity and values different perspectives. The Faculty of Civil Engineering & Geosciences actively contributes to open science, engaging in outstanding research and education.
How to Apply: Apply before 13 February 2024 via the application button, and upload your motivation and CV online. Do not send applications by email or post. A pre-Employment screening may be part of the selection procedure.
Last Date for Apply: Applications are accepted until 13 February 2024. Apply promptly to be considered for this opportunity to contribute to advancing underground hydrogen storage technologies.
