Engineering and technical employee

Description

JOB NOTICE FOR THE POSITION OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL EMPLOYEE in the Biophysics Division, Institute of Experimental Physics, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw Scope of tasks and expectations

What we offer

• and working hours

• Employment contract, 0.8 full-time position

• Estimated start date and duration of employment

• 01.10.2026 — 28.02.2030

• RemunerationBase salary: 5,040 PLN gross/month plus seniority bonus (depending on the documents submitted by the candidate entitling to receive it), supplementary salary 4,800 PLN/month and 13th salary. More information: link

• Other working conditions

• Place of work: Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw

• Career opportunities: link

• The University of Warsaw has a whistleblower procedure in place for reporting violations of the law and this link

• Recruitment process:

• Deadline and method of submitting applications

• Deadline: June 15, 2026

• Method: Email with attached documents to jonasz.slomka@fuw.edu.pl

Recruitment process

• CV with a list of publications

• Brief description of your experience and research interests

• Contact us if you have any questions about recruitment or would like to report accessibility needs.

• Dr. Jonasz Słomka (jonasz.slomka@fuw.edu.pl), providing the job posting reference number.

• People with disabilities can report accessibility needs during the recruitment process.

• We thank all applicants for their applications. We reserve the right to contact selected applicants.

• About us

• The University of Warsaw is among the top 3% of universities in the world. It is also one of the largest research centers in the country, comprising 25 faculties and over 30 teaching and research units.

• The University is one of the largest employers in the Mazovia region and a recipient of the HR Excellence in

• Research award, granted by the European Commission to institutions that adhere to the European Charter for Researchers.

Responsibilities

• Responsibility for creating and analyzing mathematical models describing the spread of plasmids (DNA fragments) between bacteria as a result of contact between bacteria in different environments; Analysis of the models based on numerical and analytical methods and the results of laboratory experiments; Publication of the results of the analyses.

• Requirements: The ideal candidate has documented experience in statistical physics and numerical methods for solving differential equations (partial and stochastic). Important: at the time of starting employment, candidates must have the status of a PhD student.

• Interest in microbiology is desirable.

• The position will be funded under the project "Using Cell Colliders to identify antibiotic resistance superspreading events in bacteria" (NAWA Polish Returns grant to Dr. Jonasz Słomka; reference number BPN/PPO/2024/1/00008/U/00001).

• This position is not related to activities covered by the protection of minors.