PhD candidate in Smart European Electricity Markets | Luxembourg City, Luxembourg | University of Luxembourg

Position:	PhD candidate in Smart European Electricity Markets
Institution:	University of Luxembourg
Location:	Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Duties:	Successful candidates will carry out research in the area of Smart European Electricity Markets, making a contribution to a successful energy transition in Luxembourg and the EU. As such, the candidate will also be involved in various (inter-)national initiatives and engage with different (political) decision makers to shape future markets in Europe. Candidates will have the opportunity to investigate a broad range of research areas and design an individual research portfolio with high policy impact. As such, successful candidates will be able to align the skills that they learn pursuing a doctorate with their personal goals and interests
Requirements:	Master’s degree in Energy Policy, Energy Economics, Mathematics, Operations Research, or a related field; Strong knowledge of quantitative and/or computational research methods, ideally optimization and simulation models or forecasting/econometric analysis; Proficiency in one of the major programming languages such as Python; A collaborative team player with a desire to make a personal impact within our interdisciplinary research group and our broader economy and society

Text:	PhD candidate in Smart European Electricity Markets Successful candidates will carry out research in the area of Smart European Electricity Markets, making a contribution to a successful energy transition in Luxembourg and the EU. As such, the candidate will also be involved in various (inter-)national initiatives and engage with different (political) decision makers to shape future markets in Europe. Candidates will have the opportunity to investigate a broad range of research areas and design an individual research portfolio with high policy impact. As such, successful candidates will be able to align the skills that they learn pursuing a doctorate with their personal goals and interests Master’s degree in Energy Policy, Energy Economics, Mathematics, Operations Research, or a related field; Strong knowledge of quantitative and/or computational research methods, ideally optimization and simulation models or forecasting/econometric analysis; Proficiency in one of the major programming languages such as Python; A collaborative team player with a desire to make a personal impact within our interdisciplinary research group and our broader economy and society