Researcher fluid dynamics for 3D printing (PhD or MSc) Job in Eindhoven, Netherlands

Xelvin is a reliable partner for (international) companies to recruit and employ high educated technical professionals.

Our highly motivated employees are active in a broad variety of areas: mechanical, biomedical, electronic and chemical engineering, research and development, industrial automation and ICT.

Their flexibility and attitude make the difference. They have proven to be easy adapters and fast learners, they prove their productive value very fast.
Xelvin wants to achieve optimal added value for all parties involved. We help companies to find the right balance between their need for flexibility and finding the right person for the job ensuring continuity for the business. For employees we are looking for the most challenging jobs at the best companies in Europe.

Researcher fluid dynamics for 3D printing (PhD or MSc) Job Description

Xelvin R&D
Xelvin is specialized in engineering and research positions on academic level being a preferred supplier for most leading (international) organizations located throughout the Netherlands. With our job market knowledge and network, we service you to find the perfect job with the company that suits you.
 
Xelvin offers you the opportunity to be introduced into our wide network of organizations with the most challenging R&D positions. Employed with Xelvin you will be challenged to expand your existing skills and experience combined with the freedom to enjoy the variety and flexibility of different projects or finding the right permanent job for you. Xelvin offers a full benefits Dutch employment contract including pension scheme, support your relocation to The Netherlands including your working permit, provide a personal development program and introduce you into our large expat community with several social events a year.
 
 
 
Researcher fluid dynamics for 3D printing (PhD or MSc)
Job Description
You are involved in the development of new additive manufacturing technologies for mainly high-tech systems and food printing applications. Being part of multidisciplinary project teams, you work independently on projects tasks but at the same time share findings and interpretations with the other team members. You develop innovative manufacturing processes and accompanying high-precision machine concepts for deposition and patterning of functional materials. This layer-wise deposition/patterning is regarded as the holy grail for a wide range of applications such as integrated and flexible electronics, personalized medicines and foods, solar cells and OLED lighting. Working on a broad technological base, the group defines product and process requirements, translates these requirements into innovative machine concepts, develops prototypes in collaboration with academic and industrial partners and transfers the developed technologies to our industrial partners.
 
Education
MSc or PhD Physics or related with specialization in transport phenomena and fluid dynamics.
 
Personal skills
Team player with excellent communication and writing skills in English. Customer focus, both analytical and practical skills, flexible attitude and commitment are key for this role. Strong analytical ability with a pragmatic attitude, perfect communicational skills and good knowledge of English, able to display a “helicopter”-view, meticulous, perseverance, pro active, creative, can manage multiple projects at the same time, very good ability to handle stress and dealing with deadlines, flexible.

Researcher fluid dynamics for 3D printing (PhD or MSc) Application Information

Please send your resume and motivation letter to Ben Groenen via [email protected] or call our office in Eindhoven on +31 (0)40 29 10 056.

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