A postdoctoral position is available immediately to work on a project involving 
the development of numerical models, simulations, and theoretical analysis of 
processes occurring within a volume of liquid metal subjected to a rapidly 
changing magnetic field. This multi-year project is part of a collaboration led by 
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, aiming to develop new computational models for 
transient processes in nuclear fusion reactors.

The work will include CFD modeling of reactor components and the development of 
semi-analytical and spectral method solutions for simplified geometries. The 
successful candidate will join a large project team comprising members from 
various universities, national laboratories, and companies across the US.

Required Qualifications:
Ph.D. in a relevant area of engineering, physics, or applied mathematics.
Strong background in numerical simulations.
Proficiency in coding.

Candidates with expertise in both fluid mechanics and electromagnetics are 
especially encouraged to apply.