Tenure Track position for a Researcher on Human Mobility and Complex Urban Systems at Bruno Kessler Foundation, Centre for Digital Society
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Join FBK's Tenure Track program as a researcher in CHuB. You will contribute to European and national projects on human mobility, urban systems, and sustainable transportation, shaping a research and funding strategy in complexity science. You will supervise PhD students and interns, collaborating with cross-disciplinary teams to advance multimodal transit solutions. This role offers a clear path to a permanent R3 position and impact on urban resilience and digital society.
Retribuzione / Benefits- flexi-time
- company subsidized cafeteria or meal vouchers
- internal car park
- visa support for accommodation
- supplementary pension and health fund
- training courses
- Contribute to European and national projects on human mobility, urban transportation, and sustainability
- Design and implement research and funding strategy applying complexity science to urban systems
- Supervise or co-supervise PhD students and interns
- Collaborate with the CHuB team and report to the unit head
- Support leadership in strategy and project management within CHuB
- PhD in Physics (Complex Systems, Network Science) or Applied Mathematics
- Experience with statistical and computational models of urban systems, human mobility, or transportation
- Software development skills (preferably Python)
- Experience in international and collaborative research projects
- Strong publication record in relevant journals
- Good English proficiency
- Excellent verbal and written communication; good teamwork; self-organization
- Excellent verbal and written communication
- Good team working attitude
- Good self-organization and autonomous operation
- Python programming
- Statistical and computational modeling
- Graph theory / complex networks