Research Associate Chemist - Fuel Quality and Sustainable Energy Supply | Chemiker*in (m/w/d) - Weiterentwicklung von Kraftstoffqualitäten, umweltschonende Energieversorgung
Umweltbundesamt Dessau
Job Summary
This permanent role involves the technical supervision and development of fuel quality standards, including synthetic fuels, biofuels, lubricants, and additives. As a Research Associate, you will analyze the impact of these energy sources on greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions across road, maritime, and aviation sectors. Your day-to-day will involve drafting quality requirements and legal regulations, managing national reporting on fuel quality, and participating in DIN standardization working groups. You will also evaluate strategies for environmentally friendly energy use and represent the organization in national and international committees. This position is ideal for those looking to influence the socio-ecological transformation of the transport sector. It offers the stability of the public service sector, flexible working hours, and mobile work options within a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary environment that prioritizes sustainability and climate protection.
Required Skills
Education
Master's degree or University Diploma in Chemistry, Technical Chemistry, Technical Environmental Protection, Environmental and Process Engineering, or a comparable scientific field.
Experience
- Professional experience in chemical analysis and evaluation of fuel quality requirements
- Experience in developing concepts for environmentally friendly energy supply in transport
- Professional experience in interdisciplinary team collaboration and coordination
- Experience in committee work or representing technical interests in national/international forums is preferred
- Proven track record through scientific publications or additional qualifications is desirable
Languages
Additional
- The position is permanent and full-time. Applicants must be able to participate in national and international committee meetings and events. Candidates from the public service (civil servants) will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.