Michael Lupberger

The University of Freiburg, in collaboration with the LHCb groups led by Marco Gersabeck and Evelina Gersabeck, is offering up to two Research Associate (Postdoc) positions and two PhD positions. These roles are focused on data analysis, detector development, and operations for the LHCb experiment at CERN, a leading international project in particle physics. Successful candidates will join a dynamic research team working at the forefront of experimental physics, contributing to advancements in detector technology and the analysis of high-energy physics data. The positions are based at the University of Freiburg in Germany, with close collaboration with CERN and the LHCb experiment. Applicants should have a strong background in physics or a closely related field. For PhD positions, a relevant undergraduate or master's degree is required, while postdoctoral applicants must have completed a PhD in physics or a related discipline. Experience or interest in data analysis, detector development, or experimental particle physics is highly desirable. The team values good communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively in an international research environment. These are paid research associate positions, though specific details regarding salary, stipend, or tuition coverage are not provided in the announcement. The application deadline is 20 January 2025, but candidates who will be available later in 2026 are also encouraged to apply. For more information and to apply, candidates should use the provided links for the PhD and Postdoc positions. Interested applicants are encouraged to reach out to the team with any questions about the roles or the application process. Keywords: Physics, LHCb, CERN, Data Analysis, Detector Development, Particle Physics, Research Associate, Postdoc, PhD.