I am looking for 1 talented, outstanding PhD researcher with an MSc degree (or close to completion) in Systems and Control, or Electrical/Mechanical Engineering, or Applied Mathematics, or related field, with background and/or interest in Systems and Control, Optimization, Game Theory, and with good command of the English language (knowledge of Dutch is not required).
General project description:
The candidate will conduct theoretical and computational research on game theory and multi-agent optimization for complex systems. The research will develop and build upon tools from distributionally robust optimization, convex-monotone game theory and data-driven optimal transport.
Potential application areas include distributed power systems, multi-vehicle automated driving and human-machine collaboration.
The position is in the context of the research project “Data driven Game theoretic Control for Constrained Systems” (ARGON), funded by the European Research Council (ERC).
Applications shall include the following documents:
- curriculum vitae;
- statement of motivation and research interests (up to one page);
- transcripts of all exams taken and obtained degrees (in English);
- names and contact information of up to three references (e.g. project/thesis supervisors);
- up to 3 research-oriented documents (e.g. thesis, conference/journal publication).
Applications or inquires should be emailed to prof. Sergio Grammatico (s.grammatico@tudelft.nl).
The call for applications will remain open until the ideal candidate is found. The starting date is flexible, ideally June 1, 2026.
I am looking for 1 talented, outstanding PhD researcher with an MSc degree (or close to completion) in Systems and Control, or Electrical/Mechanical Engineering, or Applied Mathematics, or related field, with background and/or interest in Systems and Control, Optimization, Game Theory, and with good command of the English language (knowledge of Dutch is not required).
General project description:
The candidate will conduct theoretical and computational research on dynamic game theory for complex systems. The research will develop and build upon tools from convex-monotone game theory, model predictive control and data-driven control.
Potential application areas include distributed power systems, multi-vehicle automated driving and human-machine collaboration.
The position is in the context of the research project “Data driven Game theoretic Control for Constrained Systems” (ARGON), funded by the European Research Council (ERC).
Applications shall include the following documents:
- curriculum vitae;
- statement of motivation and research interests (up to one page);
- transcripts of all exams taken and obtained degrees (in English);
- names and contact information of up to three references (e.g. project/thesis supervisors);
- up to 3 research-oriented documents (e.g. thesis, conference/journal publication).
Applications or inquires should be emailed to prof. Sergio Grammatico (s.grammatico@tudelft.nl).
The call for applications will remain open until the ideal candidate is found. The starting date is flexible, ideally June 1, 2026.
I am continuously looking for motivated, talented, outstanding PhD students and PostDoc research fellows with strong Mathematical background in the areas of Systems and Control, Game Theory and Optimization.
If you are interested in joining my research group, please send me an email with your CV, transcript of bachelor and master courses, a statement of research interests, and a list of reference contacts.