진학프로석·박사 채용 접수 플랫폼

Skills/Qualifications

The competition is open to individuals who meet the requirements specified in Article 113 of the Law on Higher Education and Science of 20 July 2018 (Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1571, Article 113 as amended) and who meet the following requirements:

• • A PhD degree in chemistry or a related field, obtained at an institution other than Adam Mickiewicz University (UAM), awarded no earlier than 7 years prior to the year of employment in the project;
• • The project leader must not have been the supervisor or auxiliary supervisor of the candidate’s doctoral dissertation;
• • The PhD degree must have been obtained at an institution other than UAM, or the candidate must have completed at least a 10-month, continuous and documented postdoctoral fellowship at an institution other than UAM and in a country different from that in which the PhD degree was awarded;
• • Knowledge and experience in materials synthesis, materials chemistry, and electrochemistry;
• • Authorship or co-authorship of scientific publications in chemistry and/or materials engineering;
• • Familiarity with methods used for the characterization of chiral materials (CD, XRD, XPS, TEM, FTIR);
• • Ability to plan and conduct experiments and to visualize research results;
• • Experience in presenting research at national and international scientific conferences.

Benefits

• • an atmosphere of respect and cooperation
• • supporting employees with disabilities
• • flexible working hours
• • funding for language learning
• • co-financing of training and courses
• • additional days off for education
• • life insurance
• • pension plan
• • savings and investment fund
• • preferential loans
• • additional social benefits
• • leisure-time funding
• • subsidizing children's vacations
• • "13th" salary
• • healthcare package

Eligibility criteria

• • Match of the candidate’s scientific profile with the call (0–20 points)
• • Number and scientific quality of publications (0–20 points)
• • Number, scientific level, and conference presentations (0–10 points)
• • Final degree grade (0–10 points)
• • Research internships and participation in research projects (0–20 points)

Selection process

• 1. Competition committee begins working no later than 14 days after the deadline for submission of documents.
• 2. Formal evaluation of submitted proposals.
• 3. Call to provide additional or missing documents if necessary.
• 4. Selection of candidates for the interview stage.
• 5. Interviews for candidates who meet the formal requirements.
• 6. The committee has the right to request external reviews of candidates' work or to ask candidates to conduct teaching assignments with an opportunity for student evaluation.
• 7. The chair of the competition committee announces the results and informs the candidates. This information will include justification with a reference to candidates' strengths and weaknesses. Submitted documents will be sent back to candidates.