The Neutrino Group at ETH Zurich invites applications for a Post-Doctoral Research Position. The successful candidate will make substantial contributions to the HyperKamiokande (HyperK) and FASER experiments. Our team is currently deeply engaged in neutrino physics analyses using state-of-the-art techniques such as artificial intelligence. We have a long-standing tradition of pioneering in research and development of detectors, with a focus on neutrino flavour oscillations and dark matter detection. Furthermore, our team is known for its successful management of large-scale particle physics experiments.

We are seeking an outstanding and highly motivated physicist who is nearing completion of, or has recently obtained, a PhD in experimental particle physics. Candidates should exhibit the ability to work effectively in collaborative settings and show a strong willingness to participate in a wide range of research activities, including both hardware construction and physics analyses.

The selected candidate is expected to significantly contribute to the physics analysis and operational aspects of the FASER experiment at CERN. In addition, they will have the opportunity to be involved in the HyperK experiment, primarily focusing on coordinating the upcoming activities at CERN related to the assembly and testing of the underwater vessel equipment. These roles necessitate a readiness for international travel and the flexibility to attend meetings outside of regular working hours, including online engagements.

The selected candidate will be stationed at CERN and will also engage in weekly teaching activities within the bachelor’s and master’s programs at ETH Zurich. 

ETH Zurich is among the world's leading universities in technology and natural sciences. It is renowned for its cutting-edge research and innovative teaching methods, consistently ranking among the top global universities. ETH Zurich fosters an inclusive culture, promoting equality of opportunity, valuing diversity, and nurturing an environment where the rights and dignity of all staff and students are respected.

Interested applicants should submit a comprehensive application package, including a curriculum vitae, a statement of research interests, and contact information for three references. Please submit your application to rubbia@phys.ethz.ch by March 4th 2024.