Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Energy Systems
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Working field:
The announced position follows the succession of the professorship „Energy Distribution and High Voltage Engineering“ and „Decentralized Energy Systems“ of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Harald Schwarz. These chairs will be restructured as „High Voltage Engineering and Electrical Systems“ and, in a second announcement, “Decentralized Energy Systems and Electrical Networks”.
This chair has an important role in the realignment of the energy region Lusatia. In relation with this realignment several major projects are planned at the BTU within the frame of an “Energy Innovation Center”. The new professorship is supposed to participate actively in these projects and to cooperate with the new energy related institutes of DLR and Fraunhofer Gesellschaft in Cottbus. It is expected that the research of the chair is directed towards the restructuring of the production of electrical energy from fossil to renewable sources, and eradiate especially into the area Lusatia.
We are looking for a personality who is able to comprehensively represent this field in research and teaching. In the context of the main research topic "energy transition and decarbonisation" at the BTU, the following main research topics are to be worked on:
The professorship is responsible for the scientific and administrative management of several large laboratories, such as the large and small high-voltage hall including the large climatic chamber and the EMC laboratories including the anechoic chamber, the mode stirring chamber, the GTEM cell and the test station for conducted EMC.
Other duties result from the requirements set by § 42 Brandenburgisches Hochschulgesetz (Higher Education Act of the State of Brandenburg - BbgHG) in conjunction with § 3 BbgHG.
Requirements:
The candidate is expected to have relevant experience in research in several of the abovementioned areas and to be willing to participate in joint research projects with other departments of the faculty and the university and to continue ongoing research activities of the chair.
In teaching, participation in German and English is expected in the courses of study in Energy Technology and Energy Economics, Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Industrial Engineering as well as other engineering courses of study. Basics of electrical Energy, High Voltage Technology and Electromagnetic Compatibility are assigned to this chair. Further developments of the teaching offers are expected.
Please refer to §§ 41 paragraph 1 no. 1 - 4a and 43 BbgHG for Prerequisites and conditions of employment.
What we offer:
BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg is committed to equal opportunities and diversity and strives for a balanced gender ratio in all employee groups. Person with a severe disability and their equals are given priority in the case of equal suitability.
As a family-oriented University, BTU offers a Dual-Career-Services.
How to apply:
The application, including academic certificates, curriculum vitae, a list of publications, as well as proof of teaching experience, should be sent by e-mail in a single pdf file with a max. 7 MB until 31.05.2022 to:
Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Energy Systems
BTU Cottbus - Senftenberg, Postfach 101344, 03013 Cottbus
Email:
fakultaet3+bewerbungen@b-tu.de
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