Postdoctoral Fellow — Multiagent Algorithms & Game Theory

University of Colorado Colorado Springs; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 63,000 - 69,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Time off

Health coverage

Retirement benefits

Education benefits

Wellness programs

Job summary

The University of Colorado Colorado Springs invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Computer Science. The position focuses on algorithms and equilibrium in network games, supporting the Decision Science and Control Lab.

On-site work is required, with a salary range of $63,000–$69,000 annually and a commitment to research excellence. Required qualifications include a PhD in CS or related field with emphasis on game theory, along with a strong publication record.

Qualifications

• A PhD in Computer Science or a closely related field, with a focus on game theory.
• Research experience and a publication record in game theory, control theory, algorithms, multiagent systems, or closely related areas.
• Demonstrated knowledge of modern game-theoretic utility design techniques.

Responsibilities

• Develop graph-theoretic analytics to characterize connectivity among agents in multiagent optimization.
• Design algorithms to mitigate issues from unplanned communication or observation breakdowns among agents.
• Position includes applying game theory, algorithm design, control theory, and multiagent systems methods to advance the project objectives.
• Communicate findings clearly and mentor students involved in the project.

Skills

Game theory

Graph algorithms

Multiagent systems

Optimization

Education

PhD in Computer Science or closely related field

Job description

The University of Colorado Colorado Springs invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Computer Science. The position focuses on algorithms and equilibrium in network games, supporting the Decision Science and Control Lab.

On-site work is required, with a salary range of $63,000–$69,000 annually and a commitment to research excellence. Required qualifications include a PhD in CS or related field with emphasis on game theory, along with a strong publication record.