PhD Student in Geocomputation 80 %

As the largest university in Switzerland, the University of Zurich offers a variety of attractive positions in different subject areas and professional fields. With around 10'000 employees and currently 12 professional profiles for learners, the university offers an inspiring working environment in cutting-edge research and education. Apply your talent and your skills with us. Learn more about UZH as an employer! ### Tasks • You research the topic of bicycle traffic in the city of Zurich • You work together with the Public Data Lab and the city of Zurich and contribute to the research team • You present and publish your results at suitable venues • You contribute to the teaching and administration of the Geocomputation research group • You participate in the graduate program for Geography and Earth System Sciences and fulfill the associated requirements Profile • You have completed a relevant Master's degree or will complete it shortly • You have good GIS knowledge and can create reproducible processing chains • You are interested in questions related to bicycle traffic, mobility, and bicycle culture • You have good organizational and communicative skills • You speak and write fluent German and English • You value diversity and integration in the workplace Advantages ## • Your doctorate is part of the structured graduate program for Geography and Earth System Sciences • 70% protected time for your research • Remuneration according to the University of Zurich regulations for doctoral students (at the standard employment rate for doctoral students of 80%) • Holiday entitlement of 25 days per year plus public holidays • Regular supervision and mentoring • UZH offers attractive working conditions and continuing education opportunities We offer an stimulating and supportive research environment with diverse opportunities for collaboration. Zurich and its surroundings offer an excellent living environment with a wide range of cultural offerings and easy access to landscapes and mountains.