- Plan, conduct, and evaluate research projects (with scientific assistance)
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Writing an ethics application for the cantonal ethics commission
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Conduct extensive pilot measurements (including performance tests, hemoglobin mass measurements, etc.)
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Recruit junior female endurance athletes
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Collect, analyze, and compile data
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Publish results in peer-reviewed journals and present findings at scientific conferences
- An excellent Master's degree in Sports Science or a related field
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Strong interest and solid knowledge in sports physiology and female endurance athletes
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Proficiency in quantitative research methods
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Open and highly motivated personality with an independent and quality-focused work style
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Ability to assess scientific findings in terms of practical relevance and translate them into sport science publications
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Proficiency in an official Swiss language and very good English skills
Position overview as part of this PhD, you will engage in-depth with the research project “Longitudinal Changes in Cardiorespiratory, Hematological, and Iron Metabolism-Related Parameters in Adolescent Elite Endurance Female Athletes” and make a valuable contribution to current research. The project investigates long-term trends in key performance indicators and performance-limiting factors-particularly physiological and energy-related determinants such as hemoglobin mass, RED-S, iron deficiency in female elite endurance athletes.
Starting date: 01.10.2026
Type of employment: temporary
30.09.2030
Reference no.: JRQ$540-19435
Place of work: Hauptstrasse 247, 2532 Magglingen
