extension) is available at Algorithms research group (
http://www.uib.no/rg/algo/), University of Bergen, Norway.
The successful candidate will work on "Multivariate Algorithms: New domains
and paradigms" project funded by the Norwegian Research Council and led by
Fedor Fomin.
The project focuses on fine-grained analysis of (parameterized,
approximation, polynomial, counting, dynamic, streaming, etc.) algorithms
on various objects (graphs, points, vectors, spaces, matrices, matroids,
strings, etc.).
Candidates are required to have completed (or being close to completion) a
PhD in the area of theoretical computer science, discrete mathematics or a
related discipline. Strong background in algorithms, complexity theory,
and combinatorics is a plus.
This is a full time research position, no teaching is required. Starting
salary is on grade 57 (code 1109/pay framework 24.1) in the Civil Service
pay grade table which currently means roughly NOK 450K NOK gross p.a.,
taxes should be at most 40%.
Preferred starting date: beginning of 2019. The application deadline is
Jan 15, 2019. To apply, follow the link
https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/160087/researcher-position-in-algorithms
Feel free to Fedor Fomin
http://www.ii.uib.no/~fomin/
fomin@ii.uib.no
for more details and information.
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