Postdoc Researcher - Game Computing & Visualization

Unist; Linz; Hybride; EUR 51 000 - 61 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Johannes Kepler University Linz seeks a University Assistant (Doctorate required) for a six-year position in the Institute of Computer Graphics. The role focuses on researching games computing, data analytics, and human-computer interaction within an interdisciplinary team.

Responsibilities include independent and collaborative research, prototyping, user studies, funding applications, and teaching university courses while developing a personal research portfolio.

Qualifications

• PhD in computer science or related field.
• Strong interest in games research.
• Experience in games user research, game development, HCI, analytics, or visualization.
• Strong publication record relative to career stage.
• Experience applying for funding and working on research projects.
• Fluent English (C1+); German knowledge advantageous.

Responsabilités

• Conduct independent and collaborative research in games user research, analytics, gameplay visualization, and related areas.
• Design, implement, and evaluate prototypes, analytical tools, and game-based systems.
• Conduct user studies and data-driven evaluations.
• Develop computational methods for analyzing player behavior, game data, and interactive experiences.
• Publish scientific articles in high-quality venues and present at international conferences.
• Pursue external research funding and contribute to grant applications.
• Independently teach university-level classes and supervise student theses.

Connaissances

Python

C++

C#

3D graphics

Godot

Unity

English proficient

Formation

PhD in computer science or related field

Outils

Godot

Unity

Description du poste

The Johannes Kepler University Linz seeks a University Assistant (Doctorate required) for a six-year position in the Institute of Computer Graphics. The role focuses on researching games computing, data analytics, and human-computer interaction within an interdisciplinary team.

Responsibilities include independent and collaborative research, prototyping, user studies, funding applications, and teaching university courses while developing a personal research portfolio.