Conduct advanced micro/nano-fabrication and fluid/thermal experiments at the micro/nanoscale.
Analyze experimental results and perform heat transfer modeling and analysis.
Prepare and publish high-quality research papers in peer-reviewed journals.
Develop and deliver presentations for conferences, seminars, and project updates.
Contribute to the preparation of research proposals and grant applications.
Mentor and supervise graduate and undergraduate researchers.
Collaborate effectively with interdisciplinary research teams within and outside Stevens.
Requirements
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Physics, or a related field.
Strong background in heat transfer, thermofluids, or nanoscale energy transport.
Hands-on experience with micro/nanofabrication techniques and thermal/fluidic experiments.
Demonstrated record of research publications in relevant areas.
Excellent communication, teamwork, and mentoring skills.
Department
Mechanical Engineering
Compensation Range
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Benefits
Equity / stock options
Additional Information
Job Description
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology is seeking a highly motivated and talented Post-Doctoral Scholar to join a cutting-edge project focused on developing a new class of thermal diodes. The research will investigate condensation and evaporation heat transport mechanisms through heterogeneous nanostructures under varying temperature gradients.
Stevens · Hoboken, NJ