[DMANET] Open PhD Position for Algorithms & Optimization in Logistics @ FZI Karlsruhe

We are offering a full-time position (with the option to pursue your
PhD) in our "Logistics and Supply-Chain-Optimization Group" at FZI in
Karlsruhe, Germany, as soon as possible. FZI Research Center for
Information Technology is a non-profit institution for applied research
in computer science and technology transfer.

*Your tasks*
- apply your knowledge to a wide range of practical problems
- especially modeling and solving logistics problems
- development/implementation of exact and heuristic opt. approaches
- active participation in projects with industry clients

*We offer*
- an attractive mix of science and practice
- a pleasant and cooperative atmosphere
- a highly motivated and skilled team
- support to pursue a PhD at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
- plenty of room and support for your own ideas and initiatives
- individual support for your scientific development (e.g. courses,
summer/winter schools, conference attendance)
- fully paid position (100% TVL E-13)
- flexible working environment

*We expect*
- a (master) degree in computer science, maths or engineering with a
focus on algorithms, optimization or operations research
- a structured working style and drive to getting things done
- advanced programming knowledge (C++, Java, or Python)
- first experience in mathematical modeling (e.g. Gurobi, CPLEX)
- excellent German and English language skills

*Application & further information*

To apply and for further information, please see
https://www.fzi.de/bei-uns-arbeiten/detail/cat/mitarbeiterstelle/job/1989/
or contact me directly (Felix Brandt, brandt@fzi.de)

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