Postdoc in Adaptive Multimodal Human-Technology Interaction for Automated Driving Delft University of Technology in Netherlands

Postdoc opportunity at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in adaptive multimodal human-technology interaction for automated driving.

The research is part of the new Horizon Europe project AutHUMate, which focuses on developing adaptive human-technology interactions to ensure the safe and effective use of automated driving support systems.

The postdoctoral researcher will contribute to work on multimodal interaction, adaptive interfaces, human-centered AI, and user-centered evaluation. The project involves collaboration with the TU Delft team, including Christina Schneegass, Nicole Van Nes, and Yu (Wolf) Song, as well as European academic and industry partners.

Ideal applicants should have an interest in human-computer interaction, human factors, interaction design, or related fields, and experience with prototyping and physiological sensing.

The position is open until 2026-08-23. For full vacancy details and application instructions, use the TU Delft careers link. The project information page for AutHUMate is also provided in the post.