I am looking for a talented postdoctoral researcher with a strong interest in the theory and practice of Integer Programming (IP). The research will be supported by the ERC grant “Towards a Quantitative Theory of Integer Programming”.

Website: https://www.cwi.nl/jobs/vacancies/postdoc-on-the-subject-of-towards-a-quantitative-theory-of-integer-programming
Email: dadush@cwi.nl

The theory group at the Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, is looking for applicants for up to two postdoctoral beginning in September 2019. The positions are typically for two years. We are seeking candidates from all areas of theoretical computer science including algorithms, complexity theory, differential privacy, distributed computing, graph theory, and quantum computing.

Website: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/theory/positions.html
Email: sachdeva@cs.toronto.edu

The Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University seeks applicants for the Michael O. Rabin Postdoctoral Fellowship in Theoretical Computer Science. The standard duration of the Rabin Fellowship is two years. Rabin Fellows will receive a generous salary as well as an annual allocation for research and travel expenses.

Website: https://toc.seas.harvard.edu/rabin-postdoc
Email: theory-postdoc-apply (at) seas dot harvard dot edu

The College of Computer and Information Science and the Department of Mathematics at Northeastern University invite applications for tenure track and tenured faculty positions in Mathematics and Data Science.

Outstanding candidates from all areas in Computer and Data Science, Probability and Statistics, Topological Data Analysis, and Discrete and Computational Mathematics will be considered.

Website: https://neu.peopleadmin.com/postings/search
Email: viola@ccs.neu.edu

The Department of Computer Science at Purdue University solicits applications for at least two tenure-track or tenured positions. We are particularly interested in candidates whose work focuses on the design and analysis of algorithms, randomness in computation, graph algorithms, and quantum computing. Highly qualified applicants in other areas will be considered.

Website: https://www.cs.purdue.edu/hiring/index.html
Email: fac-search@cs.purdue.edu

Caltech’s Center for the Mathematics of Information (CMI) announces openings in the CMI Postdoctoral Fellowship Program, for positions beginning in Fall 2019. The CMI is dedicated to fundamental mathematical research with an eye to the roles of information and computation throughout science and engineering.

Website: http://cms.caltech.edu/about/cmi
Email: sydney@cms.caltech.edu

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) invites applications for multiple Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty Positions in Artificial Intelligence (AI) as part of an IBM Research Partnership. The call is open to all candidates working in the broad area of AI, including those working in Theory, Algorithms, and related areas.

Website: https://science.rpi.edu/computer-science/news/2018-07-23-1248/multiple-tenuredtenure-track-faculty-positions-artificial
Email: provostoffice@rpi.edu

DIMACS, the Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science, invites applications for a postdoctoral position associated with the Center. It is a two-year postdoctoral associateship with the first year (2019-2020) spent at DIMACS, and the second year (2020-2021) spent at IAS. There is a requirement to teach one course during the first year (typically in the fall semester).

Website: http://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/76419
Email: ishadc@dimacs.rutgers.edu

A postdoc position is available at IRIF, CNRS, located at Paris, France, under the guidance of Amos Korman. The topic concerns the study of algorithmic game theoretical principles with a special focus on animal contexts. The study will include a large purely theoretical component but will also strive to connect to biology experiments, which are performed by collaborating biologists in Israel.

Website: https://amoskorman.com
Email: amos.korman@gmail.com

The two postdoc positions starting in the course of 2019 are funded by Prof. Bürgisser’s ERC Advanced Grant “COCAN: Complexity and Condition in Algebra and Numerics” and do not involve teaching duties. Topics: numerical algorithms in algebraic geometry, random real algebraic varieties, computational (and geometric) invariant theory, complexity theory, convex optimization.

Website: https://mathhire.org/jobs/614
Email: pbuerg@math.tu-berlin.de