The Department of Quantitative Economics (http://www.fdewb.unimaas.nl/ke) at Maastricht University, The Netherlands is looking for an Assistant Professor (tenure track), a Postdoc (3 years) and a lecturer (tenure track) in Operations Research.
The department consists of 3 research groups, namely Mathematical Economics & Game Theory, Econometrics, and Operations Research. The Operations Research group has currently 6 faculty members and around 9 PhD students. Our working language is English. We are strongly research oriented. The main research areas are combinatorial optimization, algorithmic mechanism design, and operations / supply chain management. In these fields we do both fundamental and applied research.
The department is part of the School of Business and Economics (http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/Faculties/SBE.htm), which is a highly international with AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA accreditation. All programs are taught in English.
Tasks:
For the assistant professor:
Contribute to research of the department and teaching in operations research and operations management for undergraduate and graduate students in econometrics and OR, economics and international business (salary scales 11-12, Dutch government, 3200-5000 Euro).
For the postdoc:
Contribute to the research of the department. The postdoc will also have a minor teaching duty in operations research and/or operations management. (salary scales 10-12, Dutch government, 3000-5000 Euro)
For the lecturer:
Contribute to the teaching in operations research and operations management for undergraduate students in econometrics and OR, economics and international business. (salary scales 10-11, Dutch government, 2400-4400 Euro)
Requirements:
For the assistant professor and postdoc:
PhD degree in Operations Research, mathematics, computer science or related fields, (completed before January 1st 2011), strong research orientation, willingness to work in teams. Professorial potential to work in the department fields of expertise.
For the lecturer:
MSc degree in Operations Research, mathematics, computer science or related fields.
Non-Dutch applicants could be eligible for a tax treatment (30% rule).
Information:
Prof. dr. Ir. Stan van Hoesel, tel.: ++ 31 43 388 3727, e-mail: s.vanhoesel <at> maastrichtuniversity.nl,
Prof. dr. Rudolf Mueller, tel.: ++ 31 43 388 3799, e-mail: r.muller <at> maastrichtuniversity.nl,
Applications:
Your application should be sent to prof. Stan van Hoesel by Email or hardcopy. The deadline for application is July 19, 2010. However, we will continue to evaluate applications until the positions have been filled.
Stan van Hoesel
Operations Research
School of Business and Economics
Maastricht University
e-mail: s.vanhoesel <at> maastrichtuniversity.nl
P.O. Box 616
6200 MD Maastricht
The Netherlands
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