PhD position in subseasonal forecasting at BFH and University of Lausanne
PhD position in subseasonal forecasting at BFH and University of Lausanne
To start with, here are some of our strong points
- In the School of Engineering and Computer Science we don't move with the times, mostly we are a bit ahead of them! We find it fascinating what benefits technology can have in people's everyday lives. We gain knowledge through research and joint projects with industry and business. This exchange brings about cutting-edge insights that we continually share with students.
What you'll be doing here
- Develop subseasonal forecasting approaches to improve the predictability of renewable energy generation and demand conditions in Europe
- Carry out high-quality research at the intersection of subseasonal forecasting and machine learning for energy applications
- Publish your results in leading international journals and complete your doctorate at University of Lausanne and BFH
- Present your work at international conferences and have the opportunity to assist in teaching and to co-supervise undergraduate students
- Our group offers a stimulating collaborative research environment and a strong network with industry partners
What you'll bring with you
- MSc degree (or equivalent) in physics, atmospheric/geoscience, engineering, computer science, applied mathematics, or a related field
- Experience in at least two of the following areas: Subseasonal or weather forecasting, programming, statistical or machine learning, data analysis
- Strong analytical and programming skills (e.g., Python), fluency in English, good scientific writing, and communication skills
- Self-motivated and proactive, you enjoy working with complex topics and thrive on challenges
- To apply, please submit your CV, BSc and MSc transcripts, names and contact details of 2–3 references, BSc/MSc theses and publications (if any)
School of Engineering and Computer Science
'What I particularly love about my job are the super-exciting projects. I'm right at the heart of them and lead them from initialization to implementation.' Priscilla Caliandro
Doing something meaningful in a fascinating environment and with an outlook to the future: a job at Bern University of Applied Sciences makes perfect sense. We’re busy researching, developing and virtually bending our minds to come up with practical solutions for business, culture and people in Bern, in Switzerland and all over the world. Apart from being incredibly interesting, this is also a lot of fun, and we get to learn a lot as well. This cutting-edge knowledge benefits all who are studying here or doing part-time continuing education courses. We have great plans for the future: We join forces to make an effective contribution to a sustainable, digitally literate and health-conscious society. This is how we create great prospects for your future work with us.
We are one of the best employers in Switzerland.
I’ll be your guide through the application procedure
Jennifer KochHR-Consultant
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