[Agda] Postdoc and PhD position in homotopy type theory

[Nicolai Kraus]

Dear all,

I would like to invite applications for one postdoctoral position and one
PhD position in homotopy type theory or related areas at the University of
Nottingham, UK. Our group in Nottingham has three academics (Ulrik
Buchholtz, Thorsten Altenkirch, myself) and multiple PhD students working
in the field. We have regular seminars and discussions, which offer a great
environment to learn and collaborate.

(1) Postdoc position

The starting date for the postdoc position is flexible and it will
initially be for 15 months (i.e. 15 months are guaranteed, extensions are
likely but will depend on the funder). The position comes without teaching
obligations.

The current call primarily addresses applicants who have experience in
homotopy type theory, but if you are working in a related area and would be
interested to switch to the field, please feel free to contact me.

As postdoc (officially: "research fellow"), you will be employed by the
University of Nottingham with all employment benefits (pension etc).
Details on the position are available here:
https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/jobs/currentvacancies/ref/SCI022322

The application deadline is the 3rd of April. For any questions or
expressions of interest, feel free to contact me (see email address at the
end of this message).

(2) PhD position

The PhD position is for four years, includes all tuition fees, and comes
with a stipend at the UKRI standard (currently approx. £15600 annually,
increases with inflation). The stipend is free from tax or other
deductions. You will not be obliged to teach but there will be
opportunities to teach, paid on top of the stipend. I will consider
applications until the position is filled. If you are interested, please
contact me (see email below).

Best wishes,
Nicolai

nicolai.kraus at nottingham.ac.uk
or
nicolai.kraus at gmail.com
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