> Dear Colleagues,
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> We are recruiting for a postdoc position with a possible starting date in
> February 2021. Could you please share the announcement with your students
> and possible candidates?
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> *Job description:*
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> We are looking for a talented postdoctoral researcher whose
> responsibilities would primarily include the research and development of
> algorithmic solutions and their coding for stochastic programming problems
> with decision-dependent uncertainty. This position will involve the design
> of novel solution methods at the intersection of the decision-dependent
> uncertainty, stochastic, and integer programming fields. The postdoctoral
> researcher will have the opportunity to apply the modeling and algorithmic
> development to exciting application areas, such as emergency medical
> applications and energy problems.
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> We are looking for candidates with experience and interest in:
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> · Computational optimization including mixed-integer, convex, and
> stochastic programming.
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> · Coding and implementing optimization problems and algorithms in
> C++ and AMPL. Experience with Matlab and Python is a plus.
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> · Presenting and writing up academic papers.
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> The position will be in the Decision Sciences Department (Business School)
> and in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (Engineering
> School) at the George Washington University. The postdoctoral research will
> work under the supervision of Professor Miguel Lejeune and Professor Payman
> Dehghanian. The postdoctoral researcher will work independently as well as
> collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team environment.
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> This is a one-year position (with possible extension) with (preferred)
> starting date in mid-February 2021.
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> If you are interested and/or want more information about the position,
> please contact Miguel Lejeune at mlejeune@gwu.edu.
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> Miguel Lejeune
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> Miguel Lejeune
> Professor of Decision Sciences, GWSB
> Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, SEAS
> The George Washington University
> 2201 G Street, NW, Washington, DC 20052
> Phone: (202) 994-6576
> Email: mlejeune@gwu.edu
> Web: http://www.milejeune.org/
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