Working as a professional at TU Delft is working at the heart of innovation

You just have to read the newspaper or open your news app to read stories about the TU Delft. Working with us therefore means working in the turbulent heart of innovation, in the midst of current affairs, with an open view of the world. Along with all your colleagues in supporting functions you make up the engine of our university. You ensure, in all kinds of ways, that our researchers, students and teachers can excel. And you will be asked to solve problems: How do you insure a rocket? How do you ensure that prospective students make good study choices? How do you build a quantum lab?

Our university services: Education & Student Administration, Library, Finance, Campus Real Estate & Facility Management, IT, Communications, Legal, Human Resources, DEMO and Strategic Development regularly need new colleagues: from IT-manager, Real Estate developer, and chef to GZ-psychologist.

What makes you enthusiastic?

See what your future colleagues are working on. Read TU Delft Stories

TU Delft Stories

reading time: 6 min

How are coasts formed?

The Sand Motor, the Marker Wadden, the reinforcement of the Houtribdijk: the Netherlands is leading the way in building with nature. Matthieu de Schipper and Anne Ton investigate what happens at the point where the water meets the land, discovering new worlds in the process.

reading time: 7 min

New, biology-inspired robot brain

Biology is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for robotics. Whether it involves walking, grabbing, flying or swimming, robotics looks with amazement and interest at the rich variety of solutions that evolution has developed. Not that robotics blindly copies nature, but it does take what it can to use in its mechanical robots. An efficient way of letting a robot’s hand grab a delicate bell pepper, for example. Or an energy-efficient way of letting a robot walk on two legs.

reading time: 5 min

Amina Chouairi: From a peculiar relationship to a clear view on the Venetian tides

If the Venetian Lagoon could talk, it would want a conversation with Amina Chouairi. She decided to listen anyway. For her Master’s thesis ‘The Operating Venetian Lagoon: The Agency of Barene’, Amina dove into the Venetian tides. Amina recently graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment with this Master’s thesis which earned her a nomination for Best Graduate TU Delft 2020 and a place in the Archiprix pre-selection.