[TYPES/announce] Logic Postdoc at CMU

Steve Awodey awodey at cmu.edu
Wed Dec 20 10:48:49 EST 2017


The logic group in the Department of Philosophy at Carnegie Mellon University seeks a postdoctoral researcher for a project in formal verification, dynamical systems, and constructive analysis, beginning August 2018. There are no teaching duties, and the position is for one academic year with a possibility of renewal.

Candidates should have a PhD and research experience in a related area, and a desire to collaborate with the existing research group, which consists of several faculty members, postdocs, and graduate students. Background in interactive theorem proving or other uses of formal methods is desired.

Questions about the position may be directed to Jeremy Avigad, avigad at cmu.edu <mailto:avigad at cmu.edu>. 

Candidates should submit a CV and a brief research statement to CMUPhilosophy at andrew.cmu.edu <mailto:CMUPhilosophy at andrew.cmu.edu>.

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Time Type: Full Time
Minimum Education Level: Doctorate or equivalent
Salary: According to Experience
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