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Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, in collaboration with inspire AG, is offering a Postdoctoral Researcher position focused on Iterative Learning Control of Industrial Systems. The role involves developing cutting-edge algorithms for real-world industrial applications, emphasizing collaboration with industry partners.
The ideal candidate will hold a PhD in robotics or engineering and possess strong theoretical and practical expertise. The position starts in October 2026.
inspire AG is the leading Swiss competence centre for product innovation and advanced manufacturing. As a strategic partner of ETH Zurich, our mission is to transfer knowledge and technology from research to Swiss machine, electrical and metal industries.
The research group Control and Automation at inspire AG offers the following postdoctoral position as part of an industrial collaboration with a Swiss industry partner, and the Automatic Control Laboratory (IfA) at ETH Zurich.
Planned start date for the position is October 2026.
Our research group works on increasing the efficiency of industrial systems in real-world deployment by enabling process monitoring, learning, and policy training while ensuring safety and efficiency. For this, we develop novel learning-based control methods with practical applicability and theoretical guarantees.
We're looking for a skilled Postdoctoral Researcher to develop and deploy cutting‑edge Iterative Learning Control (ILC) algorithms on real‑world industrial platforms. The project requires good theoretical and hands‑on expertise. Perfectly suited for those at the intersection of theory and application.
We offer a full‑time position for a postdoctoral researcher in our group as part our industrial collaboration project. Through the close cooperation with our project partner, you will quickly establish contacts to industry. In our young team you will work at the forefront of today's knowledge in learning‑based industrial control.