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The University of Tasmania seeks a post-doctoral researcher to undertake numerical and experimental fluid dynamics research into propulsor performance. The position is funded by Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) and is based on the DSTG site at Fishermans Bend, Victoria. The appointee will work with the Hydrodynamics Science and Technology Capability group within the Platforms Division of DSTG. The appointee will research propulsor performance and noise using numerical methods, analysis of data, and communication of results. The appointee will also contribute to experimental measurements of propulsors conducted at the Cavitation Research Laboratory at the Newnham Campus.
Job Responsibility
Make an effective and sustained contribution to the University in achieving its strategic objectives and fulfilling its operational responsibilities
Undertake high-quality research in turbulent, multi-phase and cavitating flow physics and how these relate to fluid-structure interactions, acoustics and overall performance of maritime platforms
Conducting research, from conception of ideas, through execution of numerical predictions, data analysis, and communication of results
Contribute to conceptualisation, execution and data analysis of laboratory experiments conducted at the Cavitation Research Laboratory
Contribute to the development and maintenance of productive and effective links inside the University and locally, nationally and internationally with the discipline, relevant interdisciplinary domains, profession, industry and/or wider community
Work cooperatively with academic and professional staff on research, technical and administrative tasks
Requirements
A PhD in a relevant science or engineering discipline
A demonstrated understanding of, commitment to, and enthusiasm for, research in the field of fluid mechanics
Demonstrated ability to perform numerical predictions in fluid mechanics research with experience in experimental measurements also highly regarded
Ability to work effectively as part of a team to conduct and report on scientific research
Demonstrated written and oral communication skills and interpersonal skills
Nice to have
Experience in experimental measurements also highly regarded