Opportunities from Eindhoven University of Technology Careers

The PhD is based in BIASlab in the Department of Electrical Engineering under Dr. Ivana Nikoloska. Research sits at the boundary of machine learning and quantum computation and aims to make quantum information systems more reliable and usable at scale. The appointment is full time for four years with an intermediate assessment after nine months and 10–15% teaching duties. TU/e lists an 8% holiday allowance, 8.3% year-end bonus, pension and other employee benefits, and states that a Staff Immigration Team supports international candidates.

Applicants need a master's degree or near-completion equivalent in electrical engineering, computer science or a related field, a solid foundation in machine learning and/or quantum information theory, a research-oriented mindset, ability to work in an interdisciplinary team, motivation to develop teaching skills, and C1-level spoken and written English.