About the position
Work content and job description * The successful candidate will engage in research on technologies, materials, and systems regarding environment and energy, in connection with GX and future energy. * The successful candidate will engage in operations, management, and industry-government-academia collaboration related to the Laboratory for Zero-Carbon Energy. * The successful candidate will engage in teaching and providing education in graduate and undergraduate programs, in the Chemical Science and Engineering Course in the Department of Chemical Science and Engineering at the School of Materials and Chemical Technology. * The successful candidate will engage in activities within one of the eight Visionary Initiatives (VIs), which serve as interdisciplinary research hubs. For an overview of the VIs, please refer to the following: https://www.isct.ac.jp/en/017/research/visionary-initiatives Various systems Retirement age : The Institute has mandatory retirement, requiring employees to retire at age 65. Job content supplemental explanation Proposed Start Date: April 1st, 2027 or the earliest possible date thereafter Attached documents Application Form : Online Submission List of required documents 1.Curriculum vitae (CV)* including professional and educational history from high school onward, honors and awards, criminal history and disciplinary actions, and email address. *Download the designated CV format from the URL below. https://www.jinjika.jim.titech.ac.jp/jobposting/rirekisyo_e.docx Selection Selection will be based on a comprehensive review of applications, followed by interviews. Selected applicants may be asked to give an open lecture, a mock English lecture, etc. (primarily based on a hybrid format combining in-person and online sessions). Please note that travel expenses for attending in-person interviews will not be reimbursed.
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