Postdoc Advanced Ultrasound Arrays Technology at TU Delft

Are you an ultrasound engineer willing to tackle the major challenges in industrial monitoring and medical care? We are looking for creative minds who will develop the sensor technology of the future.

Job description

You will play a key role in several research projects that will provide ground-breaking technological advances based on ultrasound transducer arrays. At the Imaging Physics Department, Faculty of Applied Sciences, we develop innovative measurement concepts for medical imaging&therapy, as well as for industrial flow sensing. As a postdoc researcher, you will contribute to these developments.

Job requirements

  • A PhD degree in physics, materials, or electrical science and engineering
  • Solid and proven understanding of ultrasound wave physics, transducers, signal processing, and basic electronics
  • Advanced experience in scientific programming (Matlab and/or Python and/or C)
  • Analytical mindset
  • Proven autonomous attitude in research
  • Hands-on approach with experimental lab work
  • Excellent interpersonal and interdisciplinary communications skills
  • Proficiency in spoken and written English

Preferences:

  • Affinity with medical imaging and/or flow measurement
    Affinity with both experimental work and numerical simulations
    Motivation for teaching and supervision of students

Doing a Postdoc at TU Delft requires English proficiency at a certain level to ensure that the candidate is able to communicate and interact well, participate in English-taught Doctoral Education courses, and write scientific articles.

Submission is possible until: 1 Feb 2026

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