Jeppe Rich
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Postdoc in Optimization, Stochastic Programming, and Decarbonization at DTU Management Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
2-year postdoc appointment as part of the TEDDY project funded by the Hedorfs Foundation. The post is a paid research position; no stipend amount, tuition, or fee details are provided.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Denmark
University
Technical University of Denmark
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About this position
DTU Management is advertising a 2-year Postdoc in optimization with a strong focus on robustness, uncertainty, stochastic modelling, stochastic programming, mixed-integer programming (MIP), and decomposition methods. The project is part of the TEDDY project, funded by the Hedorfs Foundation, and addresses an important decarbonization challenge: planning the transition from diesel to battery-electric freight transport.
The research will contribute to the next generation of fleet-planning models for real-world transport systems where deterministic approaches are no longer sufficient. This is a good fit for candidates with a strong quantitative background and an interest in applying advanced optimization methods to sustainability and logistics problems.
Institution: Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark.
Eligibility highlights: strong background in stochastic programming, MIP, or decomposition methods; interest in decarbonization and freight transport planning.
Appointment: 2 years. Start: September 2026.
No direct deadline or application portal is stated in the post; applicants should use the LinkedIn announcement for further instructions.
Funding details
2-year postdoc appointment as part of the TEDDY project funded by the Hedorfs Foundation. The post is a paid research position; no stipend amount, tuition, or fee details are provided.
What's required
Applicants should have a strong background in stochastic programming, mixed-integer programming (MIP), or decomposition methods, and a genuine interest in applying these tools to real-world decarbonization challenges. The post emphasizes robustness, uncertainty, and stochastic modelling for freight transport planning.
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Denmark
Research Interests
Transportation Engineering
Automotive Engineering
Multimodal Transportation
Internet Of Vehicles
Sustainable Transportation
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