286 nabídek práce — město Lund

BatMAX PostDoc at MAX IV (NanoCT)

Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked among the world's leading universities. It has approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our mission to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's circumstances. Your Teams The project is a collaboration between MAX IV and the DanMAX beamline, the BatMAX hub, and Chalmers University of Technology. This position offers an exciting opportunity for a candidate who wants to work in an environment characterized by close collaboration between many closely connected teams. DanMAX, part of the Hard X-ray Group at MAX IV, is a beamline in materials science specializing in X-ray diffraction and full-field imaging techniques. The beamline has a broad user base, ranging from physics and chemistry to medical science. A significant portion of the user base conducts research on batteries and battery materials. This NanoCT position is affiliated with the Division of Materials Physics (Prof. A. Matic) at the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Chalmers University of Technology, which has a strong research focus on next-generation chemical compositions and operando characterization of batteries using X-ray imaging and spectroscopy. Batteries@Chalmers brings together >99 researchers from six institutions to develop education, research, and infrastructure in battery technology. Extensive research is conducted on materials, cell concepts, manufacturing, battery management, monitoring and aging, life cycle analysis, and recycling. The Project The project will be conducted within the BatMAX hub at MAX IV, a consortium consisting of four universities (Chalmers, Lund, Uppsala, and Aarhus), which will collaborate closely to address challenges related to sodium-ion solid-state batteries through six weeks of beam time per year distributed across six different beamlines. The BatMAX hub is linked to Battery Matrix, an internal group at MAX IV that enables collaboration across the laboratory in battery research. This postdoctoral position will play an active role in activities spanning multiple beamlines, both through the BatMAX hub and Battery Matrix. This position is one of three postdoctoral positions tied to the BatMAX consortium, each with different focus areas, connecting the university groups with MAX IV. The positions are financed through the national strategic initiative COMPEL, which aims to strengthen battery research and education in Sweden. NanoCT has been demonstrated at DanMAX but remains in a development stage that is not ready for users without expert knowledge. The goal of the project is to develop both the previously demonstrated X-ray microscopy mode and the holotomography mode. This includes developing software for experimental control, phase retrieval, and reconstruction. It will also include developing best practices for nanoCT on batteries, with a particular focus on minimizing radiation damage and enabling in operando nanoCT. MAX IV and the BatMAX consortium are seeking a postdoctor who will: lead the development of nano-computed tomography (nanoCT) at the DanMAX beamline in close collaboration with the Matic group at Chalmers. participate scientifically and technically in the BatMAX project in collaboration with the consortium. participate in Battery Matrix, particularly in projects spanning multiple beamlines. Your main responsibilities will be to: work at the DanMAX beamline. Specifically, to lead the development of nanoCT as a practical usable technique at DanMAX. participate in the operation of the beamline, i.e., user support and maintenance of hardware and software. develop experimental research utilizing nanoCT for battery research. participate in the BatMAX consortium, including planning of beam time, conducting experiments, analyzing results, and writing scientific articles. To be successful in this role, you must have the following qualifications: PhD in chemistry, physics, or a related field. Documented experience with X-ray imaging techniques, such as µCT, nanoCT, TXM, or similar. Experience with computer programming for data analysis, e.g., Python. Demonstrated ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Excellent English proficiency and strong communication and collaboration skills. The following are considered assets: Experience with X-ray optics for imaging. Experience from synchrotron and/or neutron source experiments. Experience with and good understanding of electrochemical processes, including batteries. Knowledge of solid-state and/or sodium-ion battery chemistry. Experience with user support at user facilities. For the full announcement and to apply, visit: https://lu.varbi.com/se/what:job/jobID:943542/

14. 7. 2026 9 1

Beamline Scientist at Bloch Beamline

Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked as one of the world's leading universities. We have approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our mission to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's circumstances. Your Team The Bloch beamline is dedicated to high-resolution ARPES and spin-ARPES for studying the electronic structure of surfaces and 2D materials. The beamline provides VUV and soft X-ray radiation with variable polarization to two end stations – ARPES and spin-ARPES – with beam sizes down to 10 μm × 10 μm. The team consists of six members, including researchers, engineers, postdoctoral fellows, and technicians, who actively drive several research and development projects. Do you want to work at one of the world's brightest light sources? MAX IV is seeking a beamline scientist at the state-of-the-art ARPES beamline BLOCH to further develop the ARPES and spin-ARPES programs, including advancing instrumentation, expanding user groups, and conducting independent scientific research. Your primary responsibilities will be to: Ensure stable and optimal daily operation of the beamline, including all instruments, software, and associated facilities, and prepare it for planned user experiments. Support users during the setup and execution of beamline experiments. Ensure that the technical infrastructure is always available and work toward improvements that contribute to a user-friendly beamline. Contribute to the continuous development and implementation of methods and beamline instrumentation. Run an independent or collaborative research program and secure external funding. Play an active role in developing the beamline's research activities. Conduct procurements to develop and maintain the technical infrastructure. Together with the beamline manager, evaluate incoming proposals for feasibility. Inform existing and potential new users about the beamline's current capabilities and upgrade plans. Create and maintain beamline documentation. Have thorough knowledge of general and organizational safety rules and requirements, and instruct users and team members. Supervise visiting researchers (postdoctoral fellows, doctoral students, and master's students). To succeed in this role, you must have the following qualifications: PhD in Physics, Materials Science, or equivalent. Documented professional research experience (postdoctoral level) in synchrotron-based ARPES. Documented professional research experience (postdoctoral level) performing and interpreting micro-ARPES experiments and data. Extensive experience using and maintaining ultrahigh vacuum equipment. Experience programming in, for example, Python. Proven ability to work independently. Excellent English language skills, strong communication skills, and collaboration abilities. Experience with user support at synchrotron facilities or laboratories. The following are considered assets: Documented experience with spin-ARPES. Documented experience with operando conditions (e.g., under voltage, load, or strain). Documented experience with other synchrotron-based techniques. We Offer When you join our MAX IV team, you enter a world of cutting-edge research. We make the invisible visible by supporting researchers from around the world and contributing to scientific results that benefit society. We offer you a multicultural work environment with great opportunities for personal development and respect for a healthy work-life balance. Do you want to work in a challenging and supportive environment? Come join us and take the opportunity to make a real difference! You apply through our recruitment tool Varbi. We ask that you submit your application in English. For more information, visit: https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/about-lund-university/work-lund-university www.sweden.se https://www.maxiv.lu.se/about-us/careers/compensation-benefits/ On-call duty is part of the position. A probationary period may be applied. MAX IV is a national research laboratory with Lund University as the host university. MAX IV provides state-of-the-art equipment for research in engineering, physics, structural biology, chemistry, and nanotechnology. With its 16 beamlines, MAX IV welcomes up to 2,000 national and international researchers annually, who conduct groundbreaking experiments in materials and life sciences using brilliant X-ray light. We do not accept contact from advertising sales representatives, recruitment agencies, or staffing companies due to government procurement regulations.

23. 7. 2026 8 2

BatMAX PostDoc at MAX IV (XRD-CT)

Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked among the world's leading academic institutions. With approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö, we are united in our mission to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's circumstances. Your Teams This project is a collaboration between MAX IV (specifically the DanMAX beamline), the BatMAX hub, and Chalmers University of Technology. This position offers an exciting opportunity for a candidate who wants to work in an environment characterized by close collaboration among many interconnected teams. DanMAX, part of the Hard X-ray Group at MAX IV, is a beamline in materials science specializing in X-ray diffraction and full-field imaging techniques. The beamline serves a broad user community, ranging from physics and chemistry to medical science. A significant portion of the user base conducts research on batteries and battery materials. This postdoctoral position in X-ray diffraction and computed tomography (XRD-CT) is affiliated with the Division of Solid Mechanics at Lund University. Research in solid mechanics at Lund University focuses on theoretical, numerical, and experimental aspects of materials mechanics. The division conducts extensive work in the development and application of X-ray and neutron methods for materials research, as well as research to understand coupled electrochemical-mechanical processes in solid-state batteries; the research is connected to the broader battery research community in Lund. The Project The project will be conducted within the BatMAX hub at MAX IV, a consortium consisting of four universities (Chalmers, Lund, Uppsala, and Aarhus) that will collaborate closely to address challenges related to sodium-ion solid-state batteries through six weeks of beamtime per year distributed across six different beamlines. The BatMAX hub is linked to Battery Matrix, an internal group at MAX IV that enables collaboration across the laboratory in battery research. This postdoctoral position will play an active role in activities spanning multiple beamlines, both through the BatMAX hub and Battery Matrix. This is one of three postdoctoral positions connected to the BatMAX consortium, each with different focus areas, that link the university groups with MAX IV. The positions are funded through the national strategic initiative COMPEL, which aims to strengthen battery research and education in Sweden. DanMAX has offered XRD-CT experiments as part of its user program for some time, but the methodology has not been optimized. In this project, we will optimize the scanning method, hardware, and analysis software to make this powerful technique more accessible and useful. Recently, new diamond CRLs have been acquired for DanMAX, enabling focusing of the beam to approximately 1–2 µm and thereby significantly improving the achievable resolution. Combined with our fast tomography table and improved scanning sequencing, considerable improvements in temporal and spatial resolution will be possible, enabling an expansion of the application areas for this type of experiment in battery research, as well as in many other research fields. The project will also include development of algorithms for iterative reconstruction and noise reduction to improve the quality of spatially resolved XRD data. MAX IV and the BatMAX consortium seek a postdoctoral researcher to: Lead the development of X-ray diffraction and computed tomography (XRD-CT) at the DanMAX beamline in close collaboration with the Solid Mechanics group at Lund University. Participate scientifically and technically in the BatMAX project in collaboration with the consortium. Participate in MAX IV Battery Matrix, particularly in projects spanning multiple beamlines. Your main responsibilities will be to: Work at the DanMAX beamline. Specifically, lead the development of XRD-CT, including development of hardware, scanning algorithms, and reconstruction software. Participate in beamline operations, including user support, hardware maintenance, and software development, with a focus on battery research and the application of XRD-CT. Conduct experimental research utilizing XRD-CT for battery research. Participate in the BatMAX consortium, including planning of beamtimes, conducting experiments, analyzing results, and authoring scientific papers. To succeed in this role, you must have the following qualifications: A doctorate in chemistry, physics, engineering, or a related field. Documented experience with X-ray imaging/diffraction techniques, such as XRD-CT, 3D-XRD, µ/nanoCT, STXM, or similar. Experience with computer programming for data analysis, e.g., Python. Documented ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Excellent English language skills and strong communication and collaboration abilities. The following are considered merits: Knowledge of tomographic reconstruction techniques. Experience with experiments at synchrotron and/or neutron sources. Experience with and good understanding of electrochemistry, including batteries. Knowledge of solid-state and/or sodium-ion battery chemistry. Experience with user support at user facilities. Eligibility To be appointed to a postdoctoral position, the applicant must hold a doctorate or an international degree deemed equivalent to a doctorate in the field of the position, and this degree must have been completed no more than three years before the application deadline. Under special circumstances, the doctorate may have been completed before the aforementioned three-year period. For the full announcement and to apply, visit: https://lu.varbi.com/se/what:job/jobID:943545/

14. 7. 2026 8 1

European Spallation Source ERIC

Instrument Scientist for HEIMDAL

The European Spallation Source (ESS) is one of the largest science and technology infrastructure projects being built today. It will provide researchers with unique opportunities to explore the structure of materials at the atomic level. Neutron scattering at ESS will address critical questions in physics, chemistry, geology, materials science and life science. We are now looking for an Instrument Scientist for the HEIMDAL powder diffractometer. The position is with the Diffraction & Imaging Division. About the division The Diffraction & Imaging Division consists of the scientific staff that are leading the instrument construction projects and the staff that will eventually execute the day-to-day operations of six neutron instruments. The upcoming responsibilities of the division are Finalize the installation and commissioning of all instruments in the division Deliver state-of-the-art scientific capabilities for internal and external users to enable the wider science community to advance science and technology Deliver scientific results from the neutron instruments in collaboration with the user community and other divisions in the science directorate Plan and implement further developments and upgrades of the instruments Push the state-of-the-art capabilities of neutron instrumentation to make maximum benefit from the ESS source. Main Responsibilities HEIMDAL is a multiscale diffractometer that, in its full scope, will enable studies of functional materials across a wide range of length scales, from conventional powder diffraction to the small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) regime (possible future upgrade). The construction of the diffractometer part of the instrument is ongoing and expected to be completed in 2027. The immediate mission is to finalize the installation of the instrument and take part in the commissioning of the instrument without and with neutrons. The instrument scientist will work closely with the core instrument team at ESS, comprising another instrument scientist, an instrument computational scientist, and an instrument operational engineer, and in strong interaction with partner institutions and ESS technical services. The successful candidate must be active in a scientific field of direct relevance to HEIMDAL. Essential qualifications and experience: PhD in experimental studies in the physical sciences relevant to the HEIMDAL scientific programme, preferably in energy or nanoscaled materials. Practical experience in neutron powder diffraction Working knowledge of the data analysis for diffraction software GSAS-II, TOPAS, FullProf, Jana2006, PDFgui Evidence of an independent research profile in relevant science areas supported by a publication record Ability to work collaboratively and individually Good interpersonal communication and presentation skills, and the ability to interact effectively with staff and users at all levels. Flexibility to requests to work out-of-hours to support users Responsible attitude to personal safety and the safety of others Willingness to international travel Desirable experience: Experience with user operation at a large-scale neutron facility Experience with time-of-flight neutron powder diffraction Experience with PDF and ideally SANS measurements Practical experience in operating complex sample environments relating to neutron powder diffraction. Experience of working in an international environment is preferred and excellent oral and written English skills are prerequisites. Our work environment is characterized by fast growth, a fast pace of work, and an international atmosphere with highly skilled personnel. You must therefore enjoy the diversity of such an environment and have a personality suited for the challenges it presents. Our work environment is exciting and forward-thinking and relies heavily on personal initiative. Duration & Location The position is a 3 year fixed term role and the workplace will be situated in Lund, Sweden. Travelling is expected if the need arises. Application & Contact A career at ESS gives you the opportunity to contribute to the future discoveries within neutron science at a stunning, brand-new workplace filled with innovative minds and brilliant people from across the globe. We offer market competitive, individualized compensation which is differentiated according to role, responsibilities, individual skills, abilities and achievements as well as monthly pension contributions on top of your salary. If you see yourself in what we're looking for, please provide your CV and motivation letter in English by clicking on "apply" and follow the instructions. Please be aware that we can only accept direct applications made via the ESS website. Submit your application as soon as you can, no later than August 16, 2026. The recruitment process will have one round of initial interviews via Zoom in end of August and beginning of September and onsite interviews at ESS in the end of September and beginning of October. Part of the onsite interview will be to hold a scientific talk (seminar) that will be open to all ESS employees. This role requires additional background screening processes and health and safety checks, which will be performed during the recruitment process. For further information regarding the position, please contact Talent Acquisition Specialist Louise Jönegård on [email protected] or Hiring Manager Mikhail Feygenson on [email protected]. For trade union information, please contact Unionen representative Nuno Elias on [email protected] or SACO/Swedish Association of Graduate Engineers representative Marc Kickulies at [email protected] We look forward to receiving your applications soon!

17. 7. 2026 6 2

European Spallation Source ERIC

Instrument Scientist for DREAM

The European Spallation Source (ESS) is one of the largest science and technology infrastructure projects being built today. It will provide researchers with unique opportunities to explore the structure of materials at the atomic level. Neutron scattering at ESS will address critical questions in physics, chemistry, geology, materials science and life science. We are now looking for an Instrument Scientist for the DREAM powder diffractometer. The position is with the Diffraction & Imaging Division. About the division The Diffraction & Imaging Division consists of the scientific staff that are leading the instrument construction projects and the staff that will eventually execute the day-to-day operations of six neutron instruments. The upcoming responsibilities of the division are Finalize the installation and commissioning of all instruments in the division Deliver state-of-the-art scientific capabilities for internal and external users to enable the wider science community to advance science and technology Deliver scientific results from the neutron instruments in collaboration with the user community and other divisions in the science directorate Plan and implement further developments and upgrades of the instruments. Push the state-of-the-art capabilities of neutron instrumentation to make maximum benefit from the ESS source. Main Responsibilities The DREAM instrument is a neutron powder diffractometer that offers great flexibility for crystal and magnetic structure studies of ordered and disordered materials. The construction of the instrument is completed. The immediate mission is to commission the instrument with neutrons. Commissioning with neutrons is expected to begin in 2027 and continue through 2028, after which the instrument will transition into operation within the ESS user programme. The instrument scientist will work closely with the core instrument team at ESS, comprising another instrument scientist, an instrument computational scientist, and an instrument operational engineer, and in strong interaction with partner institutions and ESS technical services. The successful candidate must be active in a scientific field of direct relevance to DREAM. Essential qualifications and experience: PhD in experimental studies in the physical sciences relevant to the DREAM scientific programme, preferably in energy or nanoscaled materials. Practical experience in neutron powder diffraction Working knowledge of the data analysis for diffraction software GSAS-II, TOPAS, FullProf, Jana2006, PDFgui Evidence of an independent research profile in relevant science areas supported by a publication record Ability to work collaboratively and individually Good interpersonal communication and presentation skills, and the ability to interact effectively with staff and users at all levels. Flexibility to requests to work out-of-hours to support users Responsible attitude to personal safety and the safety of others Willingness to international travel Desirable experience: Experience with user operation at a large-scale neutron facility Experience with time-of-flight neutron powder diffraction Experience with pair-distribution function (PDF) measurements Practical experience in operating complex sample environments relating to neutron powder diffraction. Experience of working in an international environment is preferred and excellent oral and written English skills are prerequisites. Our work environment is characterized by fast growth, a fast pace of work, and an international atmosphere with highly skilled personnel. You must therefore enjoy the diversity of such an environment and have a personality suited for the challenges it presents. Our work environment is exciting and forward thinking and relies heavily on personal initiative. Duration & Location The position is a 3 year fixed term role and the workplace will be situated in Lund, Sweden. Traveling is expected if the need arises. Application & Contact A career at ESS gives you the opportunity to contribute to the future discoveries within neutron science at a stunning, brand-new workplace filled with innovative minds and brilliant people from across the globe. We offer market competitive, individualized compensation which is differentiated according to role, responsibilities, individual skills, abilities and achievements as well as monthly pension contributions on top of your salary. If you see yourself in what we're looking for, please provide your CV and motivation letter in English by clicking on "apply" and following the instructions. Please be aware that we can only accept direct applications made via the ESS website. Submit your application as soon as you can, no later than August 16, 2026. The recruitment process will have one round of initial interviews via Zoom in end of August and beginning of September and onsite interviews at ESS in the end of September. Part of the onsite interview will be to hold a scientific talk (seminar) that will be open to all ESS employees. This role requires additional background screening processes and health and safety checks, which will be performed during the recruitment process. For further information regarding the position, please contact Talent Acquisition Specialist Louise Jönegård on [email protected] or Hiring Manager Mikhail Feygenson on [email protected]. For trade union information, please contact Unionen representative Nuno Elias on [email protected] or SACO/Swedish Association of Graduate Engineers representative Marc Kickulies at [email protected] We look forward to receiving your applications soon!

17. 7. 2026 6 2

Postdoc in Theoretical Philosophy (3 years)

This is a condensed version of the job posting. You can access the complete posting by clicking apply on the external website. We are seeking a candidate who wishes to contribute to the research project What's Next For Frontier Particle Physics? through a three-year postdoctoral position. The position is located at the Department of Philosophy, Lund University, within Adam Koberinski's research group and is partially financed by the LMK Foundation. The Research Project What's Next for Frontier Particle Physics? is a five-year research project conducted at Lund University with Adam Koberinski as the principal investigator (PI). Particle physics is at a crossroads. On one hand, the Standard Model of particle physics has withstood decades of rigorous testing and exhibits some of the most precisely confirmed predictions in the history of science. On the other hand, the Standard Model itself appears to indicate that it should not work as well as it does, and physicists expect the model to be incomplete. This suggests that there is something problematic in our current understanding of the Standard Model – but what? Conceptual questions of this kind are particularly well-suited for philosophy of science analysis. The project constitutes a threefold philosophical investigation of contemporary particle physics aimed at diagnosing the theoretical and experimental challenges facing the Standard Model. The project comprises (1) an in-depth study of the foundations of theoretical particle physics, (2) a comprehensive analysis of how and why particle physics has been so successful over recent decades, and (3) an analysis of particle physics experiments seeking new, yet unknown physics. The project involves close collaboration between philosophers and researchers in Lund University's particle physics division, enabling continuous exchange of ideas and direct philosophical engagement in current physics research. Special attention will be given to experiments conducted at the European Spallation Source (ESS) research facility in Lund. Duties and Responsibilities As a postdoc, you will play a central role in the project from its inception. During the three-year employment period, your contributions will be crucial for the project to develop rapidly and productively from the start. The position offers a high degree of intellectual independence within a collaborative research environment. Main duties: Conduct independent, high-quality research in philosophy of science in line with one or more of the project's three research areas. Collaborate with the principal investigator on co-authored scientific articles and other project outputs. Regular participation in group meetings and seminars is expected. Contribute scientific supervision and mentorship to any doctoral students within the research group. Present research results at national and international conferences and workshops. Participate in the planning and execution of two project workshops bringing together philosophers of physics, science historians, and physicists. Engage in research communication activities and collaboration with the surrounding society, including popular science writing and public lectures. The position is intended as an initial step in your career and an opportunity for you to further deepen and broaden your research competence. The position also includes some teaching credential development. Teaching, supervision, and other teaching-related tasks may occur within the position, but not to exceed one-fifth of working time. Qualifications The evaluation will primarily be based on your scientific merits and potential as a researcher. Special weight will be given to scientific expertise in the field. Requirements for employment are: A doctoral degree or equivalent foreign degree in philosophy of physics, philosophy of science, theoretical physics, or a related field. The doctoral degree must be completed by the time the employment decision is made, and you as an applicant must complete your application with documentation proving completion of the doctoral degree before this point. strong ability to develop and carry out high-quality research. teaching ability that you have not previously been employed as a postdoctor under the current collective agreement for more than one year in the same or related field at Lund University. Documented research competence in at least one of the following areas: philosophy of physics, philosophy of experiment, or particle physics. A strong publication record in peer-reviewed scientific publications appropriate to your career stage. Ability to work both independently and as part of a small, interdisciplinary research group. Very good proficiency in English. Meritorious for employment: Completion of a doctoral degree no more than three years before the final application deadline. If there are special circumstances such as illness, parental leave, union assignments, military service, or field-relevant employment/assignments, this time may be deducted from the time elapsed since completion of the doctoral degree. Knowledge of the Standard Model of particle physics and/or effective field theory. Experience working with philosophical literature on scientific realism and pragmatism. Experience with supervision or mentorship at the research training level. Documented experience in interdisciplinary collaboration between philosophy and physics. Documented interest in, or previous research on, fundamental questions at the research frontier of modern physics. Terms The position is limited to 3 years and is a full-time position according to the Agreement on Fixed-Term Employment as Postdoctor.

21. 6. 2026 21 3 2

Hospital Physicist for Radiology and MR Physics Unit in Lund

Make a difference. Every day. Are you a hospital physicist looking for a varied role where you can combine practical work with administrative tasks? Then this might be the position for you. We are now seeking a licensed hospital physicist specializing in radiology physics who wants to become part of our forward-thinking team! Radiology and MR Physics is a unit under the Radiation Physics Department. The unit coordinates radiation protection work within operations using X-ray radiation and promotes optimized use of radiation, where the medical purpose of the examination or procedure is achieved with the lowest possible radiation dose to the patient. The unit also participates in procurements, quality assurance, and training initiatives within the field. At the Radiology and MR Physics unit, all of the region's radiological physicists are employed. We are a team consisting of 15 hospital physicists, one engineer, and one biomedical analyst who together support the region's radiology operations with our expertise. 1 position(s). DUTIES In this role, you work closely with various departments and contribute to strong radiation protection through a preventive and consultative approach. You provide advice on radiation protection matters, educate staff, and collaborate with departments to create safe and efficient work processes. The work is varied and includes optimization of examination methods, development of work procedures, and participation in quality and improvement initiatives. You also contribute your physics expertise in projects, investigations, and procurements within the field. As a natural part of working at a university hospital, you will have the opportunity to participate in research and development, which contributes to both the department's and your own professional development. Working hours are scheduled during daytime, Monday through Friday, which provides good opportunities for work-life balance. QUALIFICATIONS You are a licensed hospital physicist authorized to practice within Swedish healthcare, specializing in radiology physics. You have Swedish language skills at least at level C1 according to the Council of Europe scale and also have good English language skills in both speaking and writing. Experience working as a hospital physicist specializing in radiology, specialist competence, and completed research training are advantageous. We want you to be analytical, have high integrity, and good collaboration skills. You are comfortable working both independently and in groups. Structure and the ability to complete work tasks for which you are responsible are required for this position. We would like you to be outgoing and have a high degree of flexibility, documentation skills, and the ability to see the bigger picture. You are pedagogical and enjoy your role as a lecturer; training various professional groups within healthcare is a significant part of the work duties. In the overall assessment, we consider personal abilities that are valuable for the position, that is, being driven and collaboration-oriented with good social competence. This recruitment uses continuous selection. We warmly welcome your application today! Employment type: Permanent position. Duration: Permanent, start date: According to agreement. Region Skåne is responsible for healthcare, public transportation, and sustainable development throughout Skåne. Our highest decision-making body is the Regional Council, which is directly elected by residents of Skåne. Region Skåne is a values-driven organization that works with the values of welcoming, driving, care, and respect in everything we do. Skåne University Hospital (Sus) is located in Lund and Malmö and is the country's third-largest hospital. Sus is a knowledge hub for healthcare at all stages of life at the regional, national, and international level. Our 12,000 employees drive development within the university hospital's three mission areas: care, research, and education. With us, you get to work in a values-driven organization that develops healthcare together with patients and their loved ones. Welcome! At https://www.skane.se/ledigajobb you can see the status of Region Skåne's recruitments and how many have applied for the positions. If you have protected personal information, you should contact the contact person specified in the advertisement so that your application is handled according to special procedures. When you apply for a job at Region Skåne, your application becomes a public document according to the principle of public access. The information is processed and stored according to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). To staffing and recruitment companies and to you who are salespeople: We kindly but firmly decline direct contact from staffing and recruitment companies as well as sellers of additional job advertisements.

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