Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is one of Europe's leading research universities.
The Eindhoven area, in the southern part of the Netherlands, is one of Europe's top 'innovation ecosystems', with many high-tech companies and institutes. TU/e is intertwined with many of these companies and institutes, and research at TU/e is characterized by a combination of academic excellence, industrial relevance and societal interweaving.
Eindhoven University of Technology is a community of scientists, supporting staff, students and partners. People are the heart and soul of TU/e, so it is of great importance to safeguard the distinctive Eindhoven atmosphere, creating a personal, welcoming and vibrant environment that enables individuals and groups to grow professionally and personally.
The department Chemical Engineering and Chemistry is one of the nine departments of Eindhoven University of Technology. It was established in 1957, shortly after the university was founded.
The department is located in the Helix and Matrix buildings on the TU/e campus.
Group HIMOur research team, Human Interactive Materials (HIM), focuses on developing interactive materials to address the evolving needs in specialized medicine, man-machine communication, and miniaturized mechanics. By utilizing smart soft materials, we aim to bridge gaps in current technologies and create new specialized functions. These materials have the ability to adapt their shape, conform to confined and sensitive spaces, and provide their functional duty on location.
One of the key aspects of our research is translating molecular effects into macroscopic phenomena and ultimately into robotic devices. To successfully develop new robotic functions tailored to their intended applications, we adopt a multidisciplinary approach encompassing all aspects from materials design and development to photonics, electronics, and mechanics. For more information, please visit our website at
www.danqingliu.nl.
Job descriptionWe are seeking a skilled and motivated Mechanical Engineer to collaborate closely with our Material Scientists. The ideal candidate will be responsible for discussing and integrating advanced materials into our devices and overseeing the design and fabrication process. This role requires a strong understanding of mechanical engineering principles, material properties, and hands-on experience in device design and manufacturing.
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with Material Scientists to understand the properties and potential applications of new materials.
- Design, prototype, and test mechanical components and systems for various devices.
- Perform rigorous testing and analysis to validate the performance and reliability of devices.