Research engineer F/M Stochastic modelling, mathematical analysis and numerical simulation of oceanic flow, small-scale dynamics, wave-current interaction
Inria
Inria is recruiting a research engineer in the ODYSSEY team to work on stochastic and numerical ocean modelling within the ERC STUOD project.
The current cycle is confirmed, the official application route is active and a closing date is recorded.
Source review was due 25/08/2026. Confirm details on the official page.
Vacancy terms
- Career stage
- Other research employment
- Employment type
- Not stated
- Contract
- Not stated
- Contract ends
- Not stated
- Original contract term
- 12 months
- Schedule
- Not stated
- Workplace
- Not stated
- FTE
- Not stated
- Salary
- Starting from EUR 2,695 gross per month, based on experience.
- Department or school
- Not stated
- Posted
- Not stated
Responsibilities
- Develop and analyse stochastic and numerical models of ocean flow and wave-current interaction.
Qualifications and requirements
Qualifications
- PhD or equivalent, with a solid background in applied mathematics and fluid dynamics, knowledge of stochastic parameterization, and good knowledge of Fortran, Python and PyTorch.
Requirements
- PhD or equivalent, with a solid background in applied mathematics and fluid dynamics, knowledge of stochastic parameterization, and good knowledge of Fortran, Python and PyTorch.
Benefits
- Starting from EUR 2,695 gross per month, based on experience.
Documents and steps
Documents
- Cover letter
- Letters of recommendation if requested
- Resume
Steps
Review the official Inria vacancy and requirements.
Prepare the documents requested by the official vacancy.
Submit through the official Inria application route before the deadline.
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Research engineer F/M Stochastic modelling, mathematical analysis and numerical simulation of oceanic flow, small-scale dynamics, wave-current interaction
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