Knowledge and experience with methods of microstructure characterization, including scanning electron microscopy, backscattered electron diffraction, and X-ray diffraction. Knowledge of advanced thermal analysis methods, such as DSC, dilatometry, and others. Advanced knowledge of models for simulating material deformation (finite element method, etc.) and phase composition (Calphad etc.). 

Ph.D. in a relevant field. Professional experience in the field, positive attitude towards teaching, ability to integrate scientific activities, teaching, and student supervision. Regular publication activity in the field. A minimum of 6 months of postdoctoral study abroad is required. The applicant should be able to teach in both Czech and English.

• Czech - B2 Independent User
• English - B2 Independent User

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If any recommendation letters are required, the applicant is responsible to ensure that they are properly delivered. The website allows to send requests for recommendation letters which are then uploaded by their authors.

Candidates who progress to the second round of the selection procedure will be invited to an interview. The interview may be conducted by means of information and communication technology if justified, at the request of the candidate. The Committee may invite selected candidates to give a lecture to the academic community of the Faculty.

• structured CV
• list of scientific and publication activity
• education credentials, proof of academic degrees and ranks