Computational Materials Scientist (m/f/d)

About us

We are looking for a Computational Materials Scientist with focus on Glass and Glass Ceramics to join our Research & Development Team at our headquarters in Mainz.

Your Contribution

• Integration of materials simulation and materials informatics approaches with R&D processes
• In-depth analysis of material-process-property relations to meet future product requirements
• Translation of insights into industrial practice
• Responsibility for ambitious development projects
• Networking with scientific community and technology providers; monitoring the state of the art

Your Profile

• Excellent PhD in physics, chemistry or materials science
• Proficiency in one major programming language (Python, C++, C, Fortran, etc.)
• Experience in glass and glass ceramics, industrial development, machine-learned interatomic potentials and/or data engineering is a plus
• Fluent business English (written and spoken), willingness to learn German
• Willingness to travel abroad
  

Your Benefits

SCHOTT’s openness to promote your further development is just as great as our additional benefits. Ranging from active health management via flexible working hours and hybrid work all the way to corporate pension plans: everything geared to suit your goals and needs. Discover a special corporate culture where everyone has the opportunity to develop their entire potential.

At SCHOTT, you can expect a unique corporate culture where we emphasize equity, diversity, and inclusion. We know: motivated and committed employees are the precondition for the success of our company.

Subsidized pension plan; Exclusive employee benefits/discounts; Flexible working hours; Holistic corporate health management

Please feel free to contact us

You can expect interesting tasks and challenging projects, as well as motivated and friendly teams in fields that influence our future. Do you want to be successful with us? Then, please send us your application: SCHOTT AG, Human Resources, Heike Haertling

*At SCHOTT, it’s your personality that counts – not your gender, your identity, or origin.