Context: 

Institute FEMTO-ST/Energy department/SHARPAC team (https://www.femto-st.fr/fr/Departements-de-recherche/ENERGIE/Equipes-de-recherche/SHARPAC), which is the largest CNRS-labelled lab in engineering in France. European leading experimental facilities are partially funded by CNRS FCLAB (https://www.fclab.fr/). 

Working Conditions: 

The postdoc work will be conducted within the framework of EU Horizon project PEMPIRE (PEM Electrolysis: Pushing towards significant Improvements Reaching Extended Performance and Lifetime). The postdoc position is also fully funded by the EU grant. 

This postdoc project aims to develop an uncertainty-aware lifetime prediction model for PEM electrolysers. 

Localization : Belfort

Applicants’ Profile: 

Candidates should possess expertise in the characterization, modelling, and analysis of physical devices, preferably electrochemical devices (such as fuel cells, batteries, and electrolyzers). Experience in hydrogen fuel cell or electrolyzer system design, automation, and testing will be a significant advantage. A strong background in data analysis and modelling (e.g. numerical analysis, machine learning techniques) would be appreciated. An ability to work collaboratively in an EU project team setting is essential.