PhD Candidate FinTech / Blockchain 70%

• You will develop a dissertation (monograph or cumulative dissertation) in the fields of FinTech and Blockchain.
• You will work content-wise and conceptually on practice-oriented research and consulting projects and write reports and publications.
• You will create and implement prototypes.
• Supervising student work complements your field of activity.
• You support the design, implementation, and evaluation of our continuing education offerings.
• You have the opportunity to gain initial teaching experience.

• You have a very good university degree related to the topic.
• Admission to a PhD program at a university is an advantage.
• You have interest and ideally practical or research experience in the fields of FinTech and Blockchain.
• Your proven specialist and methodological skills as well as very good analytical abilities facilitate your entry.
• You communicate confidently in German and English.
• You have solid computer science and programming skills.

• We offer you the opportunity to work on a dissertation in an attractive working time model for doctoral candidates (ideally in connection with institute projects). Here you can find more information about the doctorate in the field of business.
• You can look forward to interesting and responsible tasks in an innovative environment and an open, dynamic, and results-oriented organizational culture.
• Opportunities for location- and time-flexible work and offers for personal development in research, consulting, and teaching are also part of the employment.
• Your modern workplace is located in close proximity to the train station.

Prof. Dr. Andreas Dietrich
Co-Head Institute for Financial Services Zug
andreas.dietrich@hslu.ch

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