Doctoral Researcher, Strategy and emotions

At Aalto University, science and art meet technology and business. We build a sustainable future by achieving breakthroughs in our key areas and at their intersections. At the same time, we inspire the change-makers of the future and create solutions to the world's grand challenges. Our university community comprises 16,000 students, 446 professors, and over 5,000 employees representing more than 120 nationalities. Our campus is located in Otaniemi, Espoo. Diversity is part of who we are, and we work continuously to ensure diversity and non-discrimination in our community. We therefore encourage qualified applicants from all backgrounds to join us.

Doctoral Researcher position in research on strategy and emotions

We are looking for an ambitious researcher to join a research project examining the role of emotions in strategic decision-making, strategy work, and strategy implementation.

The research group operates at the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management. The position is full-time and based in Finland. The project involves field research in both Finnish and international companies.

Students of Industrial Engineering and Management (IEM) are particularly well suited for the role. Studies in IEM and an understanding of corporate strategy, management, and operations are considered an asset.

You might be a great fit if you

are genuinely interested in the relationship between strategy and emotions

have strong qualitative research skills or motivation to develop them

enjoy demanding intellectual discussion and constructive critique

aim to publish in leading international journals in management and organization studies

want to work closely in a research group committed to collaboration

work independently, proactively, and with perseverance.

We require excellent command of English, strong communication skills, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a research team. Proficiency in Finnish is an advantage but not a requirement.

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