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Employees
With around 200 employees, the Institute of Chemical, Environmental and Bioscience Engineering is a global leader in water quality, greenhouse gas reduction, sustainable materials, and climate-friendly energy. We value our employees’ commitment and skills and offer flexible hours, health services, training, and family-friendly benefits to support work-life balance and personal growth. We offer positions both for scientific personnel (Prae-Docs, Post-Docs, Professorships) and non-scientific personnel. Have a look at our current openings:
Scientific Personnel
| Date: 28.4.2026 | E166-01 - Research Unit Mechanical Process Engineering and Clean Air Technology |
| What about | The Institute of Chemical, Environmental and Bioscience Engineering at TU Wien is offering a position as university assistant (prae-doc) for 30 hours/week limited to expected 4 years (tentative start date June 2026) under the supervision of Prof. Georg Pesch. The position is within the Research Unit Mechanical Process Engineering and Clean Air Technology. The research focuses on electrokinetic methods for separating mixtures of inorganic particles, with a particular emphasis on electronic waste. The goal is to increase the efficiency of electrokinetic separators through a combination of simulations and experiments. For more information about the position and application please visit the job description page, opens an external URL in a new window. Duration: 4 years |
| Date: 1.5.2026 | E166-06-01 Sustainable use of natural resources |
| What about | This position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research while gaining valuable experience in both academic teaching and scientific collaboration. You will be actively involved in research and teaching activities, including support in examinations, within a dynamic and international environment. Your research will focus on the synthesis and characterization of catalysts, alongside the design and execution of catalytic and mechanistic studies. You will also play a key role in the development, optimization, and maintenance of advanced experimental setups. As part of a collaborative research group, you will contribute to ongoing projects, support organizational and administrative processes, and develop your scientific profile through the preparation of publications and your thesis. The position also provides opportunities to present your work and expand your professional network through participation in conferences, workshops, and other scientific events. Expected starting date: 1.10.2026 Duration: 4 years Contact: Assistant Prof. Dr. Irina Delidovich |