The Department of Decision and Control Systems at KTH Royal Institute of Technology invites applications for a postdoctoral position in networked control systems. This research opportunity is ideal for candidates with a strong background in mathematics, modeling, and networked control systems, and offers the chance to contribute to the development of novel mathematical and computational tools for the fundamental understanding and engineering design of emerging networked control systems. The project emphasizes learning and resilient cyber-physical systems, and is supervised by Professors Henrik Sandberg and Karl Henrik Johansson.

The department is renowned for its fundamental research in networked control systems, cyber-physical systems, system identification, and transport systems, and maintains strong industrial collaborations with partners such as ABB, Ericsson, and Scania. Research funding is provided by the Swedish Research Council, WASP, Digital Futures, Vinnova, Swedish Energy Agency, and the EU, ensuring a robust and dynamic research environment. The department also boasts an extensive academic network, collaborating with leading institutions including Imperial College, Oxford, ETH, Caltech, MIT, and UC Berkeley.

Applicants must hold a doctoral degree or an equivalent foreign degree, with significant, documented research expertise in networked control systems, cyber-physical security, machine learning theory, or applied mathematics. The position is intended as a first career step after dissertation and is offered for up to two years, focusing mainly on research. Preferred qualifications include a doctoral degree obtained within the last three years, teaching abilities, documented supervision of student work, and awareness of diversity and equal opportunity issues, particularly gender equality. Personal skills such as motivation, independence, and collaborative ability are highly valued.

To apply, candidates should log into KTH's recruitment system and submit a complete application by the deadline. Required documents include a CV, diplomas and grades, translations if necessary, a brief research statement, three relevant scientific publications, and contact information for at least three references. The position offers a monthly salary and attractive benefits, with good working conditions in a creative and dynamic environment. For further information about the department and research activities, visit www.kth.se/dcs.

The application deadline is February 18, 2026. For questions, contact Professors Henrik Sandberg ([email protected]) or Karl Henrik Johansson ([email protected]). Apply online at KTH's recruitment portal.