Doctoral Researcher in Mechanical Engineering, University of Oulu

Wärtsilä is an innovative technology company known for being a forerunner in the Marine and Energy markets. Every day, we - Wärtsilians - put our hearts and minds into turning Wärtsilä's purpose of enabling sustainable societies through innovation in technology and services into reality. Our ultimate aim is to provide increased value to both our customers and society. New, game-changing ideas and continuous improvement have been part of our DNA since 1834. Together, we can create new business opportunities and more sustainable future that we can all be proud of.

We want to transition the world towards a decarbonised and sustainable future. By pushing the boundaries of engineering and technology, we can make it work. We are always on the lookout for future-oriented talent - want to join the ride?

As part of the Industrial Doctorate Program, we are promoting a Doctoral Researcher in Mechanical Engineering (Combustion and Advanced Engine Simulation) position at the University of Oulu. The position will be part of the Materials and Mechanical Engineering Research Unit (MME) at the Faculty of Technology and will contribute to a cutting-edge research project focusing on hydrogen combustion and advanced engine simulation technologies.

The employment will be with the University of Oulu, and all applications must be submitted through the University of Oulu's job posting via the following link: https://oulunyliopisto.varbi.com/what:job/jobID:910066/

The role and responsibilities

As a Doctoral Researcher at the University of Oulu, your work will include conducting high-level scientific research, covering 3D computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, the design of advanced combustion systems, and the investigation of innovative solutions to mitigate engine thermal stress and suppress knock. The role involves a multidisciplinary project alongside leading partners from academia and industry.

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