The Tokamak à Configuration Variable (TCV) at EPFL features a recent suite of “gas puff” turbulence imaging systems, providing unique capabilities to study plasma turbulence in the plasma outboard midplane and divertor region. We are seeking a researcher at the postdoctoral level to lead scientific exploitation of this system and to help maintain and potentially further develop it. Possible avenues for the candidate’s research include but are not limited to investigations of the dynamics in novel improved confinement regimes such as the QCE (quasi-continuous exhaust regime) or negative triangularity, the study and development of predictive models for first-wall plasma interaction, or the exploration of the turbulence behaviour in alternative divertor geometries. Possible hardware enhancements include the development of a multi-wavelength system or the installation of converging-diverging gas nozzles for better signal level and localisation. The selected candidate will be a member of the TCV boundary group. He or she will engage in student supervision and will have the opportunity to collaborate with the entire Swiss Plasma Center team and the numerous international collaborators within EUROfusion and beyond.