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in situ aerosol measurements Excellent programming skills (especially in Python), and proven experience in collaborative software development using version control systems (git) Reliable, regular
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experience with Python, LaTeX and MATLAB. • You ideally have experience with superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors and high-speed electronic. • You ideally have experience in project
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field Excellent English skills, both spoken and written Competence in developing mathematical application software, e.g., with C++/Python Independent working style and initiative Communication and
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such as TensorFlow, PyTorch or Keras Experience with programming languages such as Python Full command of English (English level B2), full command of German (German level B2) Preferred: Insights
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-precision photometry and/or time-series analysis. Research experience in observational astronomy, demonstrated through publications appropriate to your career stage. Solid programming skills (e.g., Python
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(e.g., Python) and experience with astronomical data processing. Fluency in English (spoken and written). A category B driver’s license (Austrian Führerschein B or an equivalent from another country
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mathematics. Strong programming skills in Python. Ideally, also proficiency in at least one major deep learning framework (e.g., PyTorch, JAX). An early track record of research (e.g., a high-quality Master's
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, especially in Python and/or C/C++/Fortran. Strong motivation to work in an interdisciplinary environment at the interface of theoretical chemistry and quantum technologies. High level of self-motivation
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knowledge of computational social sciences • Excellent knowledge of the following statistical software programs: R and Python • Experience in science communication and knowledge transfer (preferably
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peer-reviewed papers in top-tier journals). Advanced programming skills (preferably in Matlab, R, Python), experience with probabilistic programming languages (e.g., Stan, Turing, Tensorflow), and high