The competition is open for persons who meet the conditions specified in the regulations on the allocation of resources for the implementation of tasks financed by the Foundation for Polish Science for First Team FENG grant.

Required competencies:

•  Hold a PhD (or equivalent) in chemistry. 
• Have practical experience in the synthesis and analysis of functional organic materials and chiral materials. 
• Have an excellent general knowledge of chemistry.
• Communicate well in English in writing and in oral and visual presentations, and be able to write reports for publication in scientific journals. 
• Be a good team player.
• Have a willingness to supervise and support junior coworkers.
• Be highly motivated and have a strong commitment to research. Desirable competences 
• Good knowledge of physical organic chemistry and materials sciences.

• Good knowledge of physical organic chemistry and materials sciences.

• A vibrant, young and ambitious team – join a rapidly developing group that values creativity, open dialogue and mutual support. 
• Competitive remuneration – an attractive, fully funded salary package in line with post-doctoral rates. 
• Cutting-edge research – shape an innovative, international project at the forefront of organic optoelectronics. 
• Career development – benefit from the University of Warsaw’s extensive training, mentoring and grant-writing programmes to accelerate your academic or industrial trajectory. 
• State-of-the-art facilities – modern laboratories and shared instrumentation, plus opportunities for short research stays with project partners abroad. 
• On-site amenities – immediate access to the UW Sports Centre located next to the dep

• the candidate’s research achievements, including publications in prestigious academic press /journals 
• soft skills (communication skills, ability to work in a team, resistance to stress)
• research achievements, scholarships, awards and research experience gained in Poland or abroad, research workshops and training courses, participation in research projects
• the candidate’s competencies to carry out specific tasks in the research project, including the synthesis of chiral and functional materials.