Postdoc Atomistic Modelling of Adhesive-composite Interfaces

Job description

At TU Delft, you will contribute to a transformative research initiative focused on the sustainable and circular use of fibre-reinforced polymer composites. This project addresses a critical challenge in composite repair and joining i.e. the development of adhesives that provide reliable bonding during service while enabling debonding when needed. Conventional synthetic adhesives can make repair, disassembly and recycling difficult thereby contributing to material waste. By developing renewable, biobased thermoplastic adhesives that can be thermally debonded on demand, the project aims to enable more sustainable joining and repair strategies.

Through an integrated computational approach combining density functional theory (DFT) and molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, you will investigate adhesive–composite interfacial interactions and mechanical stability, uncovering how molecular structure governs adhesion and thermally triggered debonding.

In this project, you will use atomistic simulations to investigate the molecular-level mechanisms underlying the performance of thermally debondable adhesives for fibre-reinforced polymer composites. While the experimental work focuses on adhesive development and performance validation, your research will provide complementary molecular-level insights. Depending on the system under investigation and the limitations of existing interatomic potentials, you may also develop and validate machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) to enable accurate and efficient simulations.

As a postdoctoral researcher, you will:

1. Perform Density Functional Theory (DFT) and Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations to investigate adhesive–composite interfacial interactions, calculate adhesion energies, and characterise interfacial structure and wetting behaviour for different adhesive molecules.
2. Investigate the molecular mechanisms governing adhesion and interfacial stability, examining how adhesive chemistry and molecular structure influence binding strength and the thermodynamic stability of the adhesive–composite interface.
3. Perform tensile and shear deformation simulations to evaluate the mechanical performance of adhesive–composite interfaces, identify failure mechanisms and investigate how molecular interactions influence resistance to interfacial separation.
4. Assess the suitability of existing interatomic potentials for modelling adhesive–composite interfaces by benchmarking their predictions against DFT calculations and, where necessary, develop machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) to enable accurate and efficient atomistic simulations.
5. Collaborate closely with experimental researchers and project partners to connect atomistic insights with experimental observations and support the development of durable and thermally debondable adhesives.
6. Contribute to scientific publications, conference presentations and future research proposals in sustainable composite joining, repair and recycling.  

You will be part of Team Dey within the Computational Materials Science section at TU Delft. The team uses advanced atomistic simulations to investigate materials for sustainable energy and circular materials technologies, with expertise in density functional theory (DFT), molecular dynamics (MD) and machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs).You will collaborate closely with Team Amarante Böttger at TU Delft, whose research includes the experimental characterisation of materials, interfaces and their properties and with the other project partners in the consortium.

The Computational Materials Science section offers a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment with ample opportunities for scientific development and impact.

Job requirements
We are looking for a selfmotivated researcher to uncover the molecular mechanisms governing adhesive composite interfaces and advance atomistic simulation approaches for the development of sustainable, thermally debondable adhesives. You are independent but also a good team player and are willing to cooperate closely with other researchers and our industry partners.

Furthermore, you meet the following requirements:

• You hold a PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or a closely related discipline.
• You have strong expertise in atomistic simulation techniques, particularly density functional theory (DFT) and molecular dynamics (MD). Experience in developing machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) is an advantage. You are motivated to apply these methods to understand the molecular mechanisms governing adhesion, interfacial stability and mechanical performance in biobased adhesive–composite systems.
• You have a strong track record in scientific research, as evident from publications in peer-reviewed international journals and conference participation.
• You have excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Join this exciting research programme and apply your expertise in atomistic simulations to advance sustainable and circular composite technologies. Working closely with experimental researchers, you will uncover the molecular mechanisms governing adhesion and thermally triggered debonding in adhesive–composite systems. Your research will contribute to the development of more repairable and recyclable composite structures, helping reduce material waste and enable a more sustainable future.

TU Delft (Delft University of Technology)
Working at TU Delft means contributing to solutions that really make a difference.

For over 180 years, we have been training engineers who make an impact worldwide in companies, government bodies, or as entrepreneurs. Our alumni turn knowledge into concrete solutions for the challenges of today and tomorrow. These challenges are changing rapidly. That is why we focus on themes such as energy, climate, digitalisation, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart mobility every day. Our education and research are directly aligned with what society needs now and in the future.

At TU Delft, our people make the difference. With their knowledge and curiosity, our staff provide a high-quality education and conduct pioneering research that extends beyond the campus. You will have the opportunity to take the initiative, work with others, and grow as a professional. Working at TU Delft means join an international community of professionals and students. Together, we create knowledge, innovations, and solutions that help move the world forward.

Faculty Mechanical Engineering
From chip to ship. From machine to human being. From idea to solution. Driven by a deep-rooted desire to understand our environment and discover its underlying mechanisms, research and education at the ME faculty focusses on fundamental understanding, design, production including application and product improvement, materials, processes and (mechanical) systems.

ME is a dynamic and innovative faculty with high-tech lab facilities and international reach. It’s a large faculty but also versatile, so we can often make unique connections by combining different disciplines. This is reflected in ME’s outstanding, state-of-the-art education, which trains students to become responsible and socially engaged engineers and scientists. We translate our knowledge and insights into solutions to societal issues, contributing to a sustainable society and to the development of prosperity and well-being. That is what unites us in pioneering research, inspiring education and (inter)national cooperation.

Click here to go to the website of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Do you want to experience working at our faculty? These videos will introduce you to some of our researchers and their work.

Postdoc Mechanical Behavior of Biobased Adhesives for Fibre-reinforced Polymers

Job description

Develop biobased adhesives that combine reliable bonding with on-demand debonding. As a postdoctoral researcher at TU Delft, you will investigate the interfacial behaviour, mechanical performance and durability of composite joints to advance sustainable repair and recycling strategies.

Carbon fibre-reinforced polymer (CRFP) composites are essential in many high-performance applications, but repairing, disassembling and recycling these materials remains challenging. Conventional epoxy-based adhesives can make these processes difficult, contributing to material waste and limiting circularity. At TU Delft, you will contribute to a research project developing renewable, biobased thermoplastic adhesives that can be debonded on demand using heat. The goal is to enable more sustainable joining and repair strategies while maintaining the mechanical performance and durability required during service.

Your research will focus on understanding how the adhesive–composite interface influences adhesion, joint strength and long-term performance. Through advanced experimental investigations, you will study how interfacial structure and bonding behaviour respond to thermal and mechanical loading. You will also investigate the durability of composite joints under weathering and creep conditions, estimate their service lifetime and identify the mechanisms responsible for degradation.

Your experimental findings will contribute to the development and optimisation of durable, thermally debondable adhesives. You will work closely with another researcher in the project who uses computational methods to investigate the underlying molecular-level mechanisms. By connecting experimental observations with computational insights, you will help establish the scientific understanding needed to design adhesives that combine reliable performance with controlled debonding.

As a postdoctoral researcher, you will:

1. Perform experiments to investigate adhesive–composite interfacial interactions, calculate adhesion energies, and characterise interfacial structure and wetting behaviour for different biobased adhesives.
2. Investigate the mechanical performance to evaluate the bond strength and identify failure modes of the adhesive–CFRP composite interface.
3. Assess the joints behavior and strength under thermal and mechanical loads to establish and guiding the optimization of the adhesive formulations.
4. Establish the degradation mechanisms caused by the combined influence of temperature, moisture and UV-radiation.
5. Collaborate closely with computational researchers and project partners to connect experimental observations with atomistic insights and support the development of durable and thermally debondable adhesives.
6. Contribute to scientific publications, conference presentations and future research proposals in sustainable composite joining, repair and recycling.

You will be part of Team Amarante Böttger at TU Delft, whose research includes the experimental characterisation of materials, interfaces and their properties. Strong collaboration with her team at Avans University of Applied Science is envisioned. Your project on biobased, thermally debondable adhesives for carbon fibre-reinforced polymer composites will build on the expertise in thermoplastics and interfaces to uncover the mechanisms governing adhesion, interfacial stability and mechanical performance. By combining experimental research with atomistic simulations, you will contribute to the rational design of sustainable adhesive systems that enable easier repair, joining and recycling of composite materials.

You will collaborate closely with Team Dey within the Computational Materials Science section at TU Delft providing advanced atomistic simulations with expertise in density functional theory molecular dynamics and machine-learning interatomic potentials.

Job requirements
We are looking for a selfmotivated researcher to uncover the mechanisms governing adhesive composite interfaces and advance characterisation approaches for the development of sustainable, thermally debondable adhesives. You are independent but also a good team player and are willing to cooperate closely with other researchers and our industry partners.

Furthermore, you meet the following requirements:

• You hold a PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or a closely related discipline.
• You have strong expertise in experimental materials characterisation techniques, particularly joint strength testing and chemical surface analysis. Experience in composite manufacturing and knowledge on thermoplastics and degradation mechanisms is an advantage. You are eager to apply this knowledge to understand the adhesion mechanism, and behavior of biobased adhesive–composite systems.
• You have a strong track record in scientific research, as evident from publications in peer-reviewed international journals and conference participation.
• You have excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

TU Delft (Delft University of Technology)
Working at TU Delft means contributing to solutions that really make a difference.

For over 180 years, we have been training engineers who make an impact worldwide in companies, government bodies, or as entrepreneurs. Our alumni turn knowledge into concrete solutions for the challenges of today and tomorrow. These challenges are changing rapidly. That is why we focus on themes such as energy, climate, digitalisation, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart mobility every day. Our education and research are directly aligned with what society needs now and in the future.

At TU Delft, our people make the difference. With their knowledge and curiosity, our staff provide a high-quality education and conduct pioneering research that extends beyond the campus. You will have the opportunity to take the initiative, work with others, and grow as a professional. Working at TU Delft means join an international community of professionals and students. Together, we create knowledge, innovations, and solutions that help move the world forward.

Faculty Mechanical Engineering
From chip to ship. From machine to human being. From idea to solution. Driven by a deep-rooted desire to understand our environment and discover its underlying mechanisms, research and education at the ME faculty focusses on fundamental understanding, design, production including application and product improvement, materials, processes and (mechanical) systems.

ME is a dynamic and innovative faculty with high-tech lab facilities and international reach. It’s a large faculty but also versatile, so we can often make unique connections by combining different disciplines. This is reflected in ME’s outstanding, state-of-the-art education, which trains students to become responsible and socially engaged engineers and scientists. We translate our knowledge and insights into solutions to societal issues, contributing to a sustainable society and to the development of prosperity and well-being. That is what unites us in pioneering research, inspiring education and (inter)national cooperation.

Click here to go to the website of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Do you want to experience working at our faculty? These videos will introduce you to some of our researchers and their work.

Postdoc Atomistic Modelling of Adhesive-composite Interfaces

Job description

At TU Delft, you will contribute to a transformative research initiative focused on the sustainable and circular use of fibre-reinforced polymer composites. This project addresses a critical challenge in composite repair and joining i.e. the development of adhesives that provide reliable bonding during service while enabling debonding when needed. Conventional synthetic adhesives can make repair, disassembly and recycling difficult thereby contributing to material waste. By developing renewable, biobased thermoplastic adhesives that can be thermally debonded on demand, the project aims to enable more sustainable joining and repair strategies.

Through an integrated computational approach combining density functional theory (DFT) and molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, you will investigate adhesive–composite interfacial interactions and mechanical stability, uncovering how molecular structure governs adhesion and thermally triggered debonding.

In this project, you will use atomistic simulations to investigate the molecular-level mechanisms underlying the performance of thermally debondable adhesives for fibre-reinforced polymer composites. While the experimental work focuses on adhesive development and performance validation, your research will provide complementary molecular-level insights. Depending on the system under investigation and the limitations of existing interatomic potentials, you may also develop and validate machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) to enable accurate and efficient simulations.

As a postdoctoral researcher, you will:

1. Perform Density Functional Theory (DFT) and Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations to investigate adhesive–composite interfacial interactions, calculate adhesion energies, and characterise interfacial structure and wetting behaviour for different adhesive molecules.
2. Investigate the molecular mechanisms governing adhesion and interfacial stability, examining how adhesive chemistry and molecular structure influence binding strength and the thermodynamic stability of the adhesive–composite interface.
3. Perform tensile and shear deformation simulations to evaluate the mechanical performance of adhesive–composite interfaces, identify failure mechanisms and investigate how molecular interactions influence resistance to interfacial separation.
4. Assess the suitability of existing interatomic potentials for modelling adhesive–composite interfaces by benchmarking their predictions against DFT calculations and, where necessary, develop machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) to enable accurate and efficient atomistic simulations.
5. Collaborate closely with experimental researchers and project partners to connect atomistic insights with experimental observations and support the development of durable and thermally debondable adhesives.
6. Contribute to scientific publications, conference presentations and future research proposals in sustainable composite joining, repair and recycling.  

You will be part of Team Dey within the Computational Materials Science section at TU Delft. The team uses advanced atomistic simulations to investigate materials for sustainable energy and circular materials technologies, with expertise in density functional theory (DFT), molecular dynamics (MD) and machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs).You will collaborate closely with Team Amarante Böttger at TU Delft, whose research includes the experimental characterisation of materials, interfaces and their properties and with the other project partners in the consortium.

The Computational Materials Science section offers a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment with ample opportunities for scientific development and impact.

Job requirements
We are looking for a selfmotivated researcher to uncover the molecular mechanisms governing adhesive composite interfaces and advance atomistic simulation approaches for the development of sustainable, thermally debondable adhesives. You are independent but also a good team player and are willing to cooperate closely with other researchers and our industry partners.

Furthermore, you meet the following requirements:

• You hold a PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or a closely related discipline.
• You have strong expertise in atomistic simulation techniques, particularly density functional theory (DFT) and molecular dynamics (MD). Experience in developing machine-learning interatomic potentials (MLIPs) is an advantage. You are motivated to apply these methods to understand the molecular mechanisms governing adhesion, interfacial stability and mechanical performance in biobased adhesive–composite systems.
• You have a strong track record in scientific research, as evident from publications in peer-reviewed international journals and conference participation.
• You have excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Join this exciting research programme and apply your expertise in atomistic simulations to advance sustainable and circular composite technologies. Working closely with experimental researchers, you will uncover the molecular mechanisms governing adhesion and thermally triggered debonding in adhesive–composite systems. Your research will contribute to the development of more repairable and recyclable composite structures, helping reduce material waste and enable a more sustainable future.

TU Delft (Delft University of Technology)
Working at TU Delft means contributing to solutions that really make a difference.

For over 180 years, we have been training engineers who make an impact worldwide in companies, government bodies, or as entrepreneurs. Our alumni turn knowledge into concrete solutions for the challenges of today and tomorrow. These challenges are changing rapidly. That is why we focus on themes such as energy, climate, digitalisation, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart mobility every day. Our education and research are directly aligned with what society needs now and in the future.

At TU Delft, our people make the difference. With their knowledge and curiosity, our staff provide a high-quality education and conduct pioneering research that extends beyond the campus. You will have the opportunity to take the initiative, work with others, and grow as a professional. Working at TU Delft means join an international community of professionals and students. Together, we create knowledge, innovations, and solutions that help move the world forward.

Faculty Mechanical Engineering
From chip to ship. From machine to human being. From idea to solution. Driven by a deep-rooted desire to understand our environment and discover its underlying mechanisms, research and education at the ME faculty focusses on fundamental understanding, design, production including application and product improvement, materials, processes and (mechanical) systems.

ME is a dynamic and innovative faculty with high-tech lab facilities and international reach. It’s a large faculty but also versatile, so we can often make unique connections by combining different disciplines. This is reflected in ME’s outstanding, state-of-the-art education, which trains students to become responsible and socially engaged engineers and scientists. We translate our knowledge and insights into solutions to societal issues, contributing to a sustainable society and to the development of prosperity and well-being. That is what unites us in pioneering research, inspiring education and (inter)national cooperation.

Click here to go to the website of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Do you want to experience working at our faculty? These videos will introduce you to some of our researchers and their work.

Postdoc Mechanical Behavior of Biobased Adhesives for Fibre-reinforced Polymers

Job description

Develop biobased adhesives that combine reliable bonding with on-demand debonding. As a postdoctoral researcher at TU Delft, you will investigate the interfacial behaviour, mechanical performance and durability of composite joints to advance sustainable repair and recycling strategies.

Carbon fibre-reinforced polymer (CRFP) composites are essential in many high-performance applications, but repairing, disassembling and recycling these materials remains challenging. Conventional epoxy-based adhesives can make these processes difficult, contributing to material waste and limiting circularity. At TU Delft, you will contribute to a research project developing renewable, biobased thermoplastic adhesives that can be debonded on demand using heat. The goal is to enable more sustainable joining and repair strategies while maintaining the mechanical performance and durability required during service.

Your research will focus on understanding how the adhesive–composite interface influences adhesion, joint strength and long-term performance. Through advanced experimental investigations, you will study how interfacial structure and bonding behaviour respond to thermal and mechanical loading. You will also investigate the durability of composite joints under weathering and creep conditions, estimate their service lifetime and identify the mechanisms responsible for degradation.

Your experimental findings will contribute to the development and optimisation of durable, thermally debondable adhesives. You will work closely with another researcher in the project who uses computational methods to investigate the underlying molecular-level mechanisms. By connecting experimental observations with computational insights, you will help establish the scientific understanding needed to design adhesives that combine reliable performance with controlled debonding.

As a postdoctoral researcher, you will:

1. Perform experiments to investigate adhesive–composite interfacial interactions, calculate adhesion energies, and characterise interfacial structure and wetting behaviour for different biobased adhesives.
2. Investigate the mechanical performance to evaluate the bond strength and identify failure modes of the adhesive–CFRP composite interface.
3. Assess the joints behavior and strength under thermal and mechanical loads to establish and guiding the optimization of the adhesive formulations.
4. Establish the degradation mechanisms caused by the combined influence of temperature, moisture and UV-radiation.
5. Collaborate closely with computational researchers and project partners to connect experimental observations with atomistic insights and support the development of durable and thermally debondable adhesives.
6. Contribute to scientific publications, conference presentations and future research proposals in sustainable composite joining, repair and recycling.

You will be part of Team Amarante Böttger at TU Delft, whose research includes the experimental characterisation of materials, interfaces and their properties. Strong collaboration with her team at Avans University of Applied Science is envisioned. Your project on biobased, thermally debondable adhesives for carbon fibre-reinforced polymer composites will build on the expertise in thermoplastics and interfaces to uncover the mechanisms governing adhesion, interfacial stability and mechanical performance. By combining experimental research with atomistic simulations, you will contribute to the rational design of sustainable adhesive systems that enable easier repair, joining and recycling of composite materials.

You will collaborate closely with Team Dey within the Computational Materials Science section at TU Delft providing advanced atomistic simulations with expertise in density functional theory molecular dynamics and machine-learning interatomic potentials.

Job requirements
We are looking for a selfmotivated researcher to uncover the mechanisms governing adhesive composite interfaces and advance characterisation approaches for the development of sustainable, thermally debondable adhesives. You are independent but also a good team player and are willing to cooperate closely with other researchers and our industry partners.

Furthermore, you meet the following requirements:

• You hold a PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or a closely related discipline.
• You have strong expertise in experimental materials characterisation techniques, particularly joint strength testing and chemical surface analysis. Experience in composite manufacturing and knowledge on thermoplastics and degradation mechanisms is an advantage. You are eager to apply this knowledge to understand the adhesion mechanism, and behavior of biobased adhesive–composite systems.
• You have a strong track record in scientific research, as evident from publications in peer-reviewed international journals and conference participation.
• You have excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

TU Delft (Delft University of Technology)
Working at TU Delft means contributing to solutions that really make a difference.

For over 180 years, we have been training engineers who make an impact worldwide in companies, government bodies, or as entrepreneurs. Our alumni turn knowledge into concrete solutions for the challenges of today and tomorrow. These challenges are changing rapidly. That is why we focus on themes such as energy, climate, digitalisation, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart mobility every day. Our education and research are directly aligned with what society needs now and in the future.

At TU Delft, our people make the difference. With their knowledge and curiosity, our staff provide a high-quality education and conduct pioneering research that extends beyond the campus. You will have the opportunity to take the initiative, work with others, and grow as a professional. Working at TU Delft means join an international community of professionals and students. Together, we create knowledge, innovations, and solutions that help move the world forward.

Faculty Mechanical Engineering
From chip to ship. From machine to human being. From idea to solution. Driven by a deep-rooted desire to understand our environment and discover its underlying mechanisms, research and education at the ME faculty focusses on fundamental understanding, design, production including application and product improvement, materials, processes and (mechanical) systems.

ME is a dynamic and innovative faculty with high-tech lab facilities and international reach. It’s a large faculty but also versatile, so we can often make unique connections by combining different disciplines. This is reflected in ME’s outstanding, state-of-the-art education, which trains students to become responsible and socially engaged engineers and scientists. We translate our knowledge and insights into solutions to societal issues, contributing to a sustainable society and to the development of prosperity and well-being. That is what unites us in pioneering research, inspiring education and (inter)national cooperation.

Click here to go to the website of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Do you want to experience working at our faculty? These videos will introduce you to some of our researchers and their work.

Coordinator Maintenance Services

Functieomschrijving

Jouw belangrijkste doel:

Als Coördinator Maintenance Services geef je leiding aan het team en zorg je ervoor dat de werkzaamheden soepel, efficiënt en toekomstgericht verlopen. Je voert de regie over de uitvoering en kwaliteitsbewaking van zowel preventief als correctief onderhoud en stuurt actief op verbetering van processen, samenwerking en prestaties.

Daarnaast ben je verantwoordelijk voor de coördinatie van onderhoudswerkzaamheden binnen de gebouwen en de afstemming tussen verhuurder en huurder. Je bent een verbindende schakel tussen team, gebruikers en ketenpartners en stuurt op een optimale balans tussen kwaliteit, kosten en oog voor het gebruikersperspectief.

Jouw verantwoordelijkheden:

Als coördinator ben je verantwoordelijk voor de operationele en coachende aansturing van Gebouwbeheerders en Kwaliteitscontroleurs. Je creëert overzicht, stelt prioriteiten en stimuleert eigenaarschap binnen het team. Zij zijn jouw ogen en oren in de gebouwen; jij vertaalt signalen uit de praktijk naar verbeteracties en structurele optimalisaties van werkwijzen en processen, met blijvende aandacht voor het gebruikersperspectief.

Kerntaken:

• Leidinggeven en teamontwikkeling: Operationele en coachende aansturing van een team van circa 8 Gebouwbeheerders en/of Kwaliteitscontroleurs, met focus op samenwerking, ontwikkeling en resultaat.
• Regie en coördinatie van werkzaamheden: Aansturen en bewaken van het voorbereiden, plannen, begeleiden en administreren van onderhouds- en herstelwerkzaamheden aan gebouwen en installaties.
• Procesverbetering en optimalisatie: Signaleren, analyseren en doorvoeren van verbeteringen in werkprocessen, werkmethodieken en samenwerking, met oog voor het gebruikersperspectief.
• Kwaliteitsborging: Toezicht op inspectierondes, kwaliteitscontroles en steekproeven en borgen van de juiste toepassing van procedures en kwaliteitsnormen.
• Dienstverlening en samenwerking: Zorgdragen voor een goede samenwerking en heldere communicatie met gebruikers van de gebouwen en andere betrokken partijen.
• Budgettering en kostenbeheersing: Coördineren van het begrotingstraject voor correctief en preventief onderhoud, bewaken van budgetten en maandelijkse factuuraccordering.
• Prestatiemonitoring: Monitoren van team- en procesprestaties en sturen op continue verbetering van kosten, kwaliteit en gebruikersgericht werken.

Functie-eisen

• Hbo-opleiding (Technische) Bedrijfskunde.
• Minimaal 2 jaar leidinggevende ervaring binnen een technische werkomgeving.
• Je hebt kennis van VG&M-regelgeving.
• Als leidinggevende zorg je voor een positieve werksfeer waarin teamleden zich ontwikkelen.
• Je motiveert collega’s om samen te werken, klantgericht te zijn en kwaliteit te leveren.
• Je hebt overtuigingskracht, bent resultaatgericht en toont eigenaarschap.

TU Delft
Werken bij TU Delft betekent bijdragen aan oplossingen die er echt toe doen.

Al meer dan 180 jaar leiden we ingenieurs op die wereldwijd impact maken bij bedrijven, overheden of als ondernemer. Onze alumni zetten kennis om in concrete oplossingen voor de uitdagingen van vandaag en morgen. Die uitdagingen veranderen snel. Daarom werken we elke dag aan thema’s zoals energie, klimaat, digitalisering, AI en slimme mobiliteit. Ons onderwijs en onderzoek sluiten direct aan op wat de samenleving nodig heeft, nu en straks.

Bij TU Delft maken mensen het verschil. Met hun kennis en nieuwsgierigheid zorgen zij voor sterk onderwijs, vernieuwend onderzoek en innovaties die verder komen dan de campus. Je krijgt de ruimte om initiatief te nemen, samen te werken en jezelf te ontwikkelen. Wie bij TU Delft werkt, sluit zich aan bij een internationale community van professionals en studenten. Samen bouwen we aan kennis, innovatie en oplossingen die de wereld vooruithelpen.

Universiteitsdienst – Directie Campus Real Estate & Facility Management
Om de ambities van de TU Delft te realiseren is een omgeving nodig die uitdaagt en inspireert. Campus Real Estate & Facility Management werkt met meer dan 400 collega’s dagelijks aan onze ontwikkeling, het beheren van de gebouwen en terreinen en het faciliteren van de meer dan 30.000 gebruikers van de TU Delft. Duurzaamheid staat daarbij hoog in het vaandel. Onze ambitie: een CO2-neutrale en circulaire campus in 2030.

Wij creëren een omgeving waarin studenten, wetenschappers, medewerkers en samenwerkingspartners maximaal kunnen bijdragen aan een betere samenleving. Als medewerker van Campus Real Estate & Facility Management werk je dus in een bijzondere omgeving, waar je samen met collega’s, met heldere processen en in een open sfeer, bijdraagt aan de topprestaties van de TU Delft.