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Senior Project Manager in Energy and Industry
Do you want to drive complex projects for one of the world's most regulated and technically advanced industries? We are now seeking an experienced project manager who wants to take a key role in deliveries to the nuclear power industry. This role is perfect for you if you have experience in complex project management within industrial operations and are motivated by working in environments where quality, safety, and technical understanding are critical to success. ABOUT THE ROLE: As Senior Project Manager, you are responsible for leading customer projects from project handover to final delivery. You ensure that projects are executed according to established requirements for quality, schedule, and budget while serving as a central link between customers, suppliers, and internal functions. The projects involve technically advanced industrial equipment where customer customizations, documentation requirements, and regulatory requirements place high demands on structure and coordination. You work closely with functions in design, quality, production, and sales to ensure progress through all phases of the project. You do not need prior experience from the nuclear power industry. What matters most is that you have a strong project management background, good technical understanding, and an interest in developing within an area with high demands on quality, documentation, and regulatory compliance. Your main responsibilities: Lead and coordinate complex customer projects through the entire project lifecycle. Ensure deliveries according to agreed objectives for quality, time, and cost. Review, interpret, and manage technical specifications and requirement documents. Coordinate project activities between different internal and external stakeholders. Participate in quotation and costing work for customized solutions. Ensure that documentation and quality requirements are met according to applicable standards. Participate in inspections, audits, and customer meetings. Contribute to the development and improvement of processes and methods. As part of an ongoing generational transition, you will have the opportunity to learn from experienced specialists and gradually build deep expertise in projects related to the nuclear power industry. WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOU IF YOU: Have several years of experience in project management within technical or industrial operations and feel comfortable driving projects where many stakeholders, technical requirements, and documentation requirements must be coordinated. We believe you come from, for example, energy, process industry, pharmaceuticals, data centers, oil and gas, manufacturing, or other operations where quality, traceability, and regulatory requirements are a natural part of everyday life. For this role, we would like to see that you have: Relevant higher education or university degree in engineering or similar field. Documented experience leading complex projects. Good ability to understand and work from technical specifications. Experience from operations with high quality and documentation requirements. Fluent Swedish and English in speech and writing. Experience from the nuclear power industry is meritorious but not required. We believe you are a driven and structured person who enjoys taking responsibility and creating momentum in complex projects. You have an easy way of building trust and collaborating with both customers and colleagues, while working solution-oriented and keeping focus on the project's goals. Furthermore, you are curious, communicative, and motivated by developing within a technically advanced industry with high demands on quality and safety. Here you are offered a long-term opportunity to combine advanced project management with technically complex deliveries in a future-oriented industry where safety, quality, and sustainability are in focus. ABOUT THE POSITION: This is a consulting assignment, which means that you will initially be employed by Friday and then transition to direct employment at the company. OTHER INFORMATION: Scope: Full-time Start: August, but of course with consideration to any notice period Location: Lund Contact person: Daniel Andersson ([email protected]) Apply by clicking the link below. Remember to be quick with your application as we conduct ongoing candidate selection and the listing may close before the position is filled if we have moved into the selection and interview phase. ABOUT FRIDAY: At Friday, we are passionate about giving you as a tech talent a really good start to your career. By listening to what you want and are driven by, we match you with companies and opportunities that make you look forward to going to work. We value ambition and potential highly and actively work for unbiased recruitment, where everyone is given the same chance to succeed. We are located in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Linköping, and Örebro. Every year we conduct over 5,000 career meetings and match candidates with everything from global companies to innovative startups
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.
Extra Cook at Restaurant in Central Lund
We are now looking for you to work as an extra cook at our Italian Restaurant La Donna Birgitta at Hotel Concordia in central Lund! You must have worked as a cook in a restaurant kitchen for at least 2 years, preferably with experience preparing Italian food and à la carte dishes, be comfortable working independently, have experience with purchasing/budgeting, and be able to handle multiple tasks simultaneously. Of course, always with a positive attitude toward everyone. As a cook in the restaurant, you will work closely with colleagues in the hotel's reception and conference departments. Note! You must be able to speak and write Swedish and English. The vacant position involves varied work shifts between Tuesday-Saturday, afternoons/evenings from 3 PM-10 PM. First come, first served. We will only respond to applications that meet our requirements for the position. Welcome to submit your application!
Postdoc in Rhetoric
This is a shortened job announcement. For the full announcement, click apply via external website. We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher in rhetoric with a focus on textbook studies from a cross-cultural perspective. The position is aimed at you who have a background in rhetoric or another relevant discipline that includes knowledge of rhetoric in theory and practice, such as language studies, media and communication studies, didactics, and/or pedagogy. Research Environment The rhetoric research environment at SOL emphasizes the reception history and potential of classical rhetoric. This includes research projects that critically and constructively examine communicative challenges and opportunities in contemporary society. A central research focus is rhetoric's educational tradition, argumentation in theory and practice, in situ rhetoric, textbook studies, and democratic education. Research is conducted using, for example, qualitative and exploratory methods such as textual analysis and action research. Tasks and Responsibilities You apply for the position with a proposal for a research project that clearly contributes to illuminating rhetoric's place in modern teaching materials from a cross-cultural perspective. The project may advantageously focus on handbooks in practical rhetoric in different cultural contexts or on school textbooks in different cultural contexts. Your research project may also relate to other arenas for rhetoric education, such as within law, various forms of activities outside the school environment, and informal learning situations outside established educational institutions. We welcome proposals where selected classical rhetorical concepts (e.g., techne, dunamis, ethopoeia, controversia) have central significance, as well as proposals that involve a research design containing so-called mixed methods. You will work on your proposed project in collaboration with colleagues in rhetoric and related disciplines. You will be assigned a mentor and also offered support for your continued academic career. In addition to your own research project, you will work on organizing seminars and building various networks. You will, together with your colleagues in rhetoric and related disciplines, establish contacts and build national and international scientific collaborations. You are expected to participate actively in the research environment through participation in seminars and other research-related activities. The tasks require regular presence at the workplace. As part of the employment, you are expected to write at least two peer-reviewed scientific articles or one peer-reviewed scientific monograph. The position is intended as an initial step in your career and as an opportunity for you to further deepen and broaden your research competence. The position also includes some pedagogical qualification. Teaching, supervision, and other teaching-related tasks may occur within the scope of employment, but no more than one-fifth of working time. Qualifications The assessment will primarily be based on your scientific merits and potential as a researcher. Particular weight will be given to scientific expertise within the subject area. Requirements for the position are: Doctoral degree or equivalent foreign degree in rhetoric or another related discipline that includes knowledge of rhetoric in theory and practice, such as language studies, media and communication studies, didactics, and/or pedagogy. The doctoral degree must be completed by the time the employment decision is made, and as an applicant you must supplement your application with documentation proving completion of the doctoral degree before this time. strong ability to develop and conduct high-quality research pedagogical ability that you have not previously been employed as a postdoctoral researcher under the current collective agreement for more than one year within the same or adjacent subject area at Lund University strong ability to write and speak English and sufficient knowledge of languages relevant to your proposed research project Meritorious for the position are: Doctoral degree completed no more than three years before the final application deadline. If there are special circumstances such as illness, parental leave, trade union assignments, service in national defense, or professionally relevant employment/assignments, this time may be deducted from the time elapsed since completion of the doctoral degree documented experience in research relevant to the position's focus documented experience working in research projects documented experience participating in interdisciplinary and international research collaborations Terms The position is limited to a maximum of 3 years and is full-time according to the Agreement on Fixed-Term Employment as Postdoctoral Researcher. For questions about tasks and responsibilities, please contact Professor Christina Matthiesen, and for questions about employment terms, please contact Section Head Arthur Holmer (see contact details below). Questions will be answered before July 20 or after August 9 due to vacation. About the Center for Language and Literature The Center for Language and Literature (SOL) is Sweden's largest institution specializing in languages, linguistics, literature studies, and area studies. SOL offers approximately 500 independent courses supplemented by a growing number of educational programs at basic and advanced levels. With its 36 disciplines and approximately 30 doctoral programs, SOL forms a solid unit with breadth and depth in education and research, distinguished by both national and international visibility. SOL is led by a board with the head of center as chair. In addition, there are three deputy heads with specific operational responsibilities. SOL has approximately 300 employees and 8,000 students, of which about one hundred are doctoral students. We decline all contacts from advertising sales, recruitment, and staffing companies due to government procurement regulations.
1-2 PhD Students in Cultural Geography/Economic Geography
Job Responsibilities: The holder of a PhD student position is expected to actively participate in the department's research and teaching environment and may need to perform departmental duties, primarily teaching, amounting to approximately 20 percent of full-time work. The PhD student(s) will be employed within the DECENT project (Socio-technical modularity and the decentralization of infrastructure), financed by the ERC: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101219042. Cities have long relied on centralized systems to provide critical public services such as electricity, water, and transportation. These large-scale network-based infrastructures often fail to meet social, economic, and environmental needs. The DECENT project aims to investigate how decentralized infrastructure solutions – such as microgrids, small-scale wastewater treatment, multimodal transport, short food supply chains, or distributed finance – overcome the historical legacies of large-scale infrastructure systems and deliver public services in more modular ways. The PhD students will study decentralization from a configurational socio-technical perspective, focusing on aspects such as: local and global industry dynamics, geography of innovation, sustainable transitions, and/or urban experimentation. Empirically, the project will study and compare infrastructure decentralization in high-income cities (e.g., European or North American) and middle-income cities (e.g., South or Southeast Asian). The PhD students are expected to: Design and conduct empirical research on infrastructure decentralization within various sectors (e.g., water, mobility, or food) and geographical contexts, in collaboration with the project team; Write sole-authored and co-authored scientific publications during employment; Work closely with the project team and contribute to joint meetings and activities; Present their research at national and international conferences; Write and defend a doctoral dissertation. Eligibility/Qualification Requirements: To be eligible for doctoral education, an applicant must: Have completed a degree at advanced level; or Have completed studies equivalent to at least 240 higher education credits, of which at least 60 higher education credits at advanced level; or Have acquired comparable education in another way in Sweden or abroad. In addition to the requirements described above, specific eligibility requirements for doctoral education in cultural geography are a master's degree in cultural geography/economic geography or another relevant field (e.g., transition studies, innovation studies, sociology, economics, economic history, political science). The degree must include an independent thesis of at least 30 higher education credits, of which at least half at advanced level. Applicants must also have the ability to express themselves well orally and in writing in English. Assessment is made according to national guidelines. Employment of PhD students is regulated in the Statute Book 1998:80. Only those who are or have been admitted to doctoral education may be employed as PhD students. When appointing such a position, the student's ability to benefit from doctoral education shall be the primary consideration. In addition to pursuing their studies, those appointed to a PhD student position may be required to work with teaching duties, research, and administration, according to special provisions in the regulations. Assessment Criteria: In accordance with the Higher Education Ordinance Chapter 5, Section 5, particular weight shall be placed on the applicant's ability to successfully complete doctoral education, as evidenced by academic qualifications and merits. We are seeking candidates who have: Strong motivation for academic research and curiosity about societal transitions; A background in economic geography, transition studies, innovation studies, sociology, economics, economic history, political science, or related fields; Experience working with empirical data collection and analysis (qualitative or quantitative) and an interest in working with mixed methods approaches; A strong interest in interdisciplinary approaches that bridge transition studies and economic geography; Excellent writing skills; The ability to express themselves well orally and in writing in English. Application: A personal letter of no more than 300 words containing a brief presentation of yourself as an applicant and your qualifications in relation to the project described above. The personal letter should begin with 2–5 bullet points highlighting your most important qualifications. Uploaded as a single PDF file. A document describing a research idea related to the theme of the DECENT project (as described above). Uploaded as a single PDF file. This should be regarded as a work sample and an indication of conceptual and empirical interest – not as a binding commitment to conduct the described research. The document should consist of the following sections: - Societal Relevance (max 200 words excluding references) - Scientific Relevance/Research Gap (with references to key studies) (max 200 words excluding references) - Conceptual Approach (with references to key studies) (max 200 words excluding references) - Methodological Approach and Preliminary Cases (max 200 words excluding references) - Potential Contribution (max 200 words excluding references) Curriculum Vitae. Uploaded as a single PDF file. An example of independently authored academic work. This is typically a master's thesis. Uploaded as a single PDF file. If available, copies of scientific publications you have authored or co-authored. Uploaded as a single PDF file. Names and contact information for 2–3 persons we may contact for personal references (provided in the text field). Copies of certificates, degrees, and grades. Uploaded as a single PDF file. The degree certificate is uploaded as a separate PDF file named "degree certificate." The application must be in English and submitted electronically through Lund University's application portal. Terms: Fixed-term employment for four years according to HF Chapter 5, Section 7.
Licensed Optician at Smarteyes Lund City
We at Smarteyes do things a little differently. Since 2007, we've gone our own way – with a strong belief that glasses should reflect both fashion and personality. And just like our frames, we have a culture with that little extra. Now we're looking for a licensed optician for our store in Lund City. As a licensed optician, your main responsibilities are to examine customers' vision, provide advice and information, issue certificates, and prepare, provide, and dispense optical aids. Our vision exams are 30 minutes long to give you the opportunity to build good customer relationships. As part of EssilorLuxottica, you'll have colleagues around the world – and plenty of opportunities to develop both locally and globally. We're also proud of our social commitment, including our collaboration with Svenska Downföreningen. At Smarteyes, you get to be yourself and stand out with style. Does that sound interesting? Apply for the position today – we look forward to welcoming you to the pink team! Do you have questions about the role? Contact [email protected] We will fill the position as soon as we find the right match. In all our recruitment processes, we conduct background checks on final candidates.