We regularly offer PhD positions in algorithms, combinatorial optimization, complexity theory, algorithmic game theory, operations research, or quantum-inspired algorithms. See below for job descriptions of currently offered positions, and links to the official application form.
The EU project PATTERN (Marie Skłodowska-Curie project) stands for “European Doctoral Network Enabling Artificial Intelligence for Electromagnetic Compatibility”.
It is funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions of the EU and brings together nine academic partners, including TUHH. As part of the project, doctoral training is offered in collaboration with leading European universities and companies. TUHH, as an academic partner, provides doctoral positions within this EU-funded initiative. A key requirement is compliance with the mobility rule, which ensures international diversity by prohibiting applicants from being recruited in their own country. This DC 6 project aims to extend the state of the art in application of methods of machine learning (ML) to the field of electronic computer aided design (ECAD). Specifically, it aims to develop, train, optimize and evaluate ML methods for simulation and optimization of high-speed packages for discrete devices in combination with generating and using an adaptive database. The main objective is to adapt ML methods which model and ultimately replace the existing design process in most steps and hierarchies. This project includes secondments at Nexperia (Germany) and IETR (CNRS, France), with a total duration of 2–4 months, providing practical experience and opportunities for collaboration with academic and industry experts.
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Requirements
Required knowledge and personal skills
Recruited researchers must comply the following mobility rule:
they must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in the country of the recruiting beneficiary for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately before their recruitment date.
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At the heart of TU Hamburg’s research, teaching and transfer of technology is the guiding principle of developing technology for people. The TU Hamburg sees itself in this context as a family-friendly and sustainable university with high performance and quality standards that strives for excellence in all its research fields. Interdisciplinarity, innovation, regionality and internationality are binding principles in our actions.
With currently around 8.000 students, 110 professors and 1.650 employees, the TU Hamburg is characterised by short decision-making processes and close cooperation between the board, the institutes, the deans of studies, the research areas and the administration. We identify ourselves with a modern leadership culture and cultivate appreciative interaction.
For further information please contact Prof. Dr. Christian Schuster, Tel.-Nr. +49 40 428 78 31 16, Email: schuster@tuhh.de
We value diversity, therefore all applications are welcome, regardless of gender, gender identity, ethnic origin, nationality, age, religion and belief, disability, sexual orientation and identity or social background.
The TUHH stands for equal opportunities as well as appreciative and respectful cooperation.
Please send your complete application documents (cover letter, curriculum vitae in table form, proof ofcompleted training and/or university degree, job references or certificates of employment) via the online application system.
Notice for severely disabled persons and people with equal status.
Notice for graduates of foreign educational qualifications:
Please submit proof of all obtained university degrees and, if available, the recognition of your educational qualifications in Germany (e.g. anabin excerpts and/or acknowledgement of previous employers).
For the Institute of Algorithms and Complexity at the Hamburg University of Technology for the earliest possible date, we are looking for a research associate (m/f/d) / wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter (m/w/d) full time and for a maximum of years. The remuneration is in accordance with 13 TV-L.
At the heart of TU Hamburg’s research, teaching and transfer of technology is the guiding principle of developing technology for people. The TU Hamburg sees itself in this context as a family-friendly and sustainable university with high performance and quality standards that strives for excellence in all its research fields. Interdisciplinarity, innovation, regionality and internationality are binding principles in our actions.
With currently around 8,000 students, 110 professors and 1,650 employees, the TU Hamburg is characterised by short decision-making processes and close cooperation between the board, the institutes, the deans of studies, the research areas and the administration. We identify ourselves with a modern leadership culture and cultivate appreciative interaction.
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For further information, please contact Prof. Dr. Matthias Mnich, Head of the Institute for Algorithms and Complexity, by e-mail at algo@tuhh.de
We value diversity, therefore all applications are welcome, regardless of gender, gender identity, ethnic origin, nationality, age, religion and belief, disability, sexual orientation and identity or social background.
Notice for severely disabled persons and people with equal status.
Notice for graduates of foreign educational qualifications:
Please submit proof of all obtained university degrees and, if available, the recognition of your educational qualifications in Germany (e.g. anabin excerpts and/or acknowledgement of previous employers).
Please send your complete application documents (cover letter, curriculum vitae in table form, proof ofcompleted training and/or university degree, job references or certificates of employment) via the online application system.