Postdoctoral Scholar - Cryptography - Mathematics & Statistics department
Listed on 2026-01-01
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Education / Teaching
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Data Scientist
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Full‑time, 12‑month appointment beginning on or before August 7 2026. May be renewed for an additional two years depending on satisfactory performance.
ResponsibilitiesPostdoctoral Fellow will conduct advanced research in applied algebra with a focus on cryptography, publish scholarly work, collaborate with faculty and students, and contribute to the department’s academic mission.
Qualifications- Doctoral degree from an accredited institution in mathematics, computer science, or a related field. ABD candidates accepted; degree must be conferred before the intended start date.
- Must meet university criteria for appointment to the rank of Postdoctoral Fellow.
- Preferred:
Established record of publications in applied algebra, particularly in cryptography.
Only online applications are accepted.
Required Materials- Cover letter
- Curriculum vitae
- Research statement
- Name, title, and contact information for three references
- Three letters of recommendation submitted through Math Jobs.org
Posting End Date:
Open until filled.
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This position is subject to Foreign Influence Screening. For disability accommodations, contact Denise L. Marks at / denise) a minimum of five working days in advance.
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