[ES_JOBS_NET] Multiple positions at the World Maritime University, Sweden

[Christine Wiedinmyer]

https://wmu.se/about/careers

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (PROJECT POSITION)
Ecosystem service models and social-ecological scenarios
We currently seek a post-doctoral research associate with expertise in coupled human-natural systems and model-based policy analysis, to contribute to a Horizon 2020 project (MEESO) focussed on assessing options for the governance and management of the mesopelagic zone and its ecosystem services, and assessing the sustainability of a potential mesopelagic fishery.
Application
The Post-Doctoral position provides for a monthly stipend of approximately 42,000 SEK (free of income tax in Sweden) and medical and life insurance coverage by Cigna International. Applicants must fill in the Personal History Form, which can be found below, provide a letter of interest explaining why you are the right person for this position, CV, a list of publications, copies of degree certificates, and the contact information of three referees to Marco Batista, Head of Human Resources (mb at wmu.se). Candidates will be contacted if they are short-listed.
Deadline for Applications: 19 January 2020

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (PROJECT POSITION)
Environmental policy: fisheries, biodiversity and carbon governance

We currently seek a post-doctoral research associate with expertise in policy analysis, qualitative research methods (e.g,. interviews and transcript analysis) and environmental governance to contribute to a Horizon 2020 project (MEESO) focussed on assessing options for the governance and management of a potential mesopelagic fishery.

Application

The Post-Doctoral position provides for a monthly stipend of approximately 42,000 SEK (free of income tax in Sweden) and medical and life insurance coverage by Cigna International. Applicants must fill in the Personal History Form, which can be found below, provide a letter of interest explaining why you are the right person for this position, CV, a list of publications, copies of degree certificates, and the contact information of three referees to Marco Batista, Head of Human Resources (mb at wmu.se). Candidates will be contacted if they are short-listed.

Deadline for Applications: 19 January 2020

POST DOCTORAL FELLOW, WMU-SASAKAWA GLOBAL OCEAN INSTITUTE

The WMU-Sasakawa Global Ocean Institute has partnered the DREAM (Data-driven Robotics for Environment Assessment and Monitoring) Lab at the French campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology, as well as academic, classification society and industry partners in a European Union's H2020 consortium for a BUGWRIGHT2* Project.

Funded by the H2020 Framework Programme of the European Union, WMU is offering a Ph.D. Scholarship and a PostDoctoral Fellowship Programme (Programme) to support the project team, with a particular focus on overcoming regulatory barriers and societal challenges in the thematic area. The programme aims to examine possible regulatory dimensions in relation to autonomous robots deployed in the ocean shipping domain. The main objective of this programme is to identify and address all existing regulatory barriers through interdisciplinary research that takes into account the progressive developments at the international, regional and national levels with a view to establishing the vital regulatory applications in the context of inspection, cleaning and control, enforcement and compliance under environmental, climate and shipping regulation.

Application

The position offers a monthly stipend of approximately 32,000 SEK free of income tax in Sweden and medical, life and accident insurance coverage by Cigna International. Applicants must apply by sending their complete application including all documentation to Head of Human Resource Mr. Marco Batista on mb at wmu.se with copy to goisecretariat at wmu.se.

Deadline for Applications: 31 January 2020


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