Complex socio-technical systems with focus on transport.
Description:
This field covers the development of knowledge, principles, methods, and tools to analyse and govern complex socio-technical systems and their long-term development, with emphasis on sustainable transport systems.
Research integrates model-based development and analysis, full life cycle characterization, qualitative and quantitative methods, and diverse perspectives on sustainability challenges. A key aspect is understanding how actors’ perspectives, roles, and capabilities shape system changes, as well as how external factors drive development. Collaboration with industry and societal stakeholders is a hallmark of this field.
Conduct independent research, initiate new directions, prepare grant applications, establish research collaborations, and supervise students.
Build, lead, and develop the research area of complex socio-technical systems at KTH.
Participate in interdisciplinary projects and collaborate with stakeholders, other departments, schools, industry, and public sector.
Contribute to and develop education at all cycles, including course responsibility and development.
Acquire ability to teach in Swedish within five years; a language development plan may be provided if needed.
Candidates must demonstrate scientific and pedagogical expertise in the field.
Of highest importance:
Scientific expertise in the subject field
Documented experience cooperating with external stakeholders for mutual exchange and societal benefit
Pedagogical expertise in the subject field
Expertise in leading activities and staff, with knowledge of diversity and equal opportunity issues, particularly gender equality
Of second highest importance:
Ability to collaborate effectively
Additional importance:
Administrative expertise
Contact information can be found on KTH’s webpage.
Applications must follow KTH's CV template for employment of teachers.
Applicants are responsible for ensuring completeness according to the ad and template.
Submit applications online via KTH’s recruitment system before midnight CET/CEST on the last day of application.
More information: Appointments procedure at KTH
KTH values gender equality, diversity, and equal conditions as part of its core values.
Security-sensitive roles may require a security clearance under the Protective Security Act (2018:585).
Guidance on relocation and settling in at KTH and Sweden is available.
Staffing/recruitment agency inquiries will not be entertained.
In case of discrepancy, the Swedish version of the ad takes precedence.
KTH fosters education, research, and innovation, contributing to a sustainable society. The university provides a creative and dynamic environment with good working conditions and attractive benefits.
Learn more about working at KTH: Benefits & working at KTH
Type: Permanent position
Contract: Full-time (100%)
Start date: As soon as possible
Salary: Monthly pay
Number of positions: 1
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Reference number: PA-2025-1596
Martin Edin Grimheden: mjg@kth.se
Pär Jönsson, Skolchef: parj@kth.se