JOB DESCRIPTION
PostDoc in the area of operations research/applied mathematics within planning and control under stochastic conditions
At the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering a position as postdoc in the area of operations research/applied mathematics within planning and control under stochastic conditions is open for appointment from August 1, 2015 or soon thereafter. The position is within the Applied Operations Research & Operations Management group and the applicant is expected to participate in ongoing research activities within the group. The position is available for a period of 3 years.
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DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Research profile
- The successful applicant will have a demonstrated research track record within a subset of the fields of inventory management, forecasting, planning and scheduling under stochastic conditions or discrete event simulation. Extensive knowledge of all these fields is not a requirement.
- Specific emphasis will be put on programming skills as well as data analysis skills.
- Appropriate candidates should have a master’s and PhD degree in Operations Research, Applied Mathematics or similar. The candidate should be able to demonstrate both research height in form of ISI’s Web of Science publications and application of research in practice.
Education profile
The applicant with a solid teaching background and very strong English skills will be preferred. Teaching will primarily be within the Global Business Engineering and Operations and Supply Chain Management engineering programs, as well as in other study programs at the university. Limited teaching within the area can be expected, but also in other study programmes at the University.
ABOUT THE EMPLOYER
The Applied Operations Research & Operations Management group belongs to Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, at the Faculty of Engineering and Science. The department has more than 40 senior researchers and 45 PhD students.