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Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions
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for the position is in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be
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Service Pension Fund A workplace in the center of Oslo The salary for the position is in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code
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Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions
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Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions for the Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund (SPK). The current workplace
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of Oslo The salary for the position is in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year
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PhD Research Fellow (code 1017): NOK 550 800, - a year. Further promotion will be based on time served in the position. A statutory contribution to the state pension plan will be deducted from
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’ project. Develop code scripts using programming languages such as Fortran, Python, and/or MATLAB Validate and test of customized scripts and perform numerical simulations. Closely collaborative and
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. Good knowledge of the topic of Cryospheric Processes is a requirement Proficiency in scientific coding and data analysis programming languages, such as Python or MATLAB, is a requirement. Experience with
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independently on the topic. Good knowledge of force field codes (like Gromacs, Lammps, Raspa or similar) and density functional modelling with e.g. Quantum Espresso or VASP is crucial. You must have a good