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atmosphere, with regular gatherings such as professional meetings within the research group, shared lunches, and Friday coffee sessions to wrap up the week. These formal and informal occasions provide
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strong background and demonstrated experience in mathematical optimisation, in particular mixed-integer programming. Excellent programming skills (e.g., Python, Julia, Java, or C++) and experience with
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atmosphere, with regular gatherings such as professional meetings within the research group, shared lunches, and Friday coffee sessions to wrap up the week. These formal and informal occasions provide
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, Julia, Java, or C++) and experience with optimization solvers. Very good academic writing and communication skills in English. An open and collaborative attitude and the ability to work effectively in
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), Perl, Java, or C/C++. Experience** using version control systems (e.g., Git) and working in high-performance computing (HPC) or cloud computing environments is considered an asset. Experience
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The required qualifications are: Strong hands-on programming experience in one or more of: C++, Rust, and Java. Strong command-line/bash proficiency and general scripting skills. Previously demonstrated ability
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synthesis, a clever analysis, or a shared insight over coffee. You will have regular individual meetings with your supervisors with an open-door policy to ensure you have guidance when needed and space to
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regular gatherings such as professional meetings within the research group, weekly research colloquia, shared lunches, and “Friday coffee” sessions to wrap up the week. Formal and informal gatherings
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representation of gear syntax trees and graphs lives in JetBrains MPS — again, we do not ask for MPS experience, only that you are comfortable reading and extending a metamodel; Java/Kotlin literacy helps once you
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the Homkat group) where curiosity and creativity are highly valued. We celebrate scientific progress—whether it’s a successful synthesis, a clever analysis, or a shared insight over coffee. As your supervisor