The postdoctoral position at TU Delft in Delft, Netherlands, offers an opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research aimed at reducing the cost of green hydrogen production through innovative optimization models for electrolyzer plant design. The research project focuses on improving operational and design decision support methods to address the high costs associated with water electrolysis. The project aims to make green hydrogen production more cost-effective by considering technical limitations, costs, market interactions, and regulatory requirements. The WinHy project at TU Delft, funded by NWO and in collaboration with industry partners like Repsol and Sunfire, is dedicated to enhancing alkaline water electrolysis technology through advanced stack designs and plant integration concepts. The ideal candidate for this position holds a PhD in science, engineering, or economics, has prior research experience in energy system modeling, and possesses strong analytical skills. Fluency in English is required, while knowledge of Dutch is not necessary. The postdoctoral position offers the opportunity to work with a world-class team under the guidance of experienced supervisors and in collaboration with renowned interdisciplinary energy researchers at TU Delft's Engineering Systems and Services department. TU Delft, known for its strong foundation in science, engineering, and design, is committed to addressing global challenges in energy, climate, mobility, health, and digital society. The university values diversity and encourages candidates to contribute to and benefit from its diverse community. The Faculty of TPM at TU Delft plays a crucial role in solving complex technical-social issues through education and research at the intersection of technology, society, and policy. Salary and benefits for the postdoctoral position are in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities, offering a customisable compensation package and other advantages.