We are looking for a Master’s student in Materials Science, Metallurgy, or a related field with a strong interest in material properties and product development.
You have a solid understanding of materials characterization and are comfortable working in a laboratory environment. Experience with mechanical testing and microstructural analysis techniques such as SEM is highly valuable. Knowledge of thermodynamic and kinetic simulation tools such as Thermo-Calc and DICTRA is considered a strong advantage.
You are analytical, curious, and motivated by solving complex materials problems. You have a structured way of working and enjoy combining experimental work with modelling and data analysis. As this project is carried out in a collaborative international environment, you communicate effectively in English; knowledge of Swedish is a plus.
We value your personal qualities highly — you are proactive, collaborative, and eager to learn. You enjoy both working independently and contributing as part of a team. If you are excited about applying your knowledge to real industrial challenges and contributing to the development of advanced materials, this thesis is an excellent opportunity.
The location for this project is in Sandviken, Sweden. If needed we will help you with housing during your time.