POSTDOCTORAL OPENING FOR COMPUTATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS OF RARE EARTHS
 AND ACTINIDES IN MOLECULES AND MATERIALS
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Job Description

A postdoctoral opening is available in the group of
 Chad Hoyer (www.chadhoyer.com) to begin Summer 2025 (June preferred).
 The position is on-site for 1 year, with opportunity for second-year
 renewal pending approval of year-3 continued award funding and
 performance.

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Why You Should Apply

- One-on-one training in quantum chemistry calculations for systems with
 unpaired electrons and significant spin-orbit coupling
- Experimental collaborators are on site
- A $57,218 income in El Paso is equivalent to a $94,135 income
 in Seattle (www.coli.org)

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How to Apply

Send an email to cehoyer[-]utep.edu with the application materials
 included as an attachment. Review of applicants will begin immediately.

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Application Materials

- CV
- 1-page statement explaining your interest in the Hoyer Research
 Group/UTEP
- 1-page statement describing how you meet the qualifications and
 can perform the role

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Company Description

The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) is Americas leading
 Hispanic-serving University. Located at the westernmost tip of Texas,
 where three states and two countries converge along the Rio Grande.
 UTEP is a growing research institution that recently received the
 R1 designation.

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Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site role for a postdoctoral appointment at
 The University of Texas at El Paso. The postdoc will be responsible
 for conducting research, collaborating with faculty members,
 participating in academic activities, and working with undergraduate
 and graduate members of the group. Compensation: $57,218 for the first
 year.

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Qualifications

- United States Citizenship
- Experience with quantum chemistry calculations or heavy-element chemistry
- Strong research skills and ability to critically analyze data
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work independently and collaborate with faculty and peers
- Demonstrated commitment to academic excellence
- PhD in a relevant field
- Strong organizational and time management skills