Julian Togelius

Chalmers University of Technology is offering a postdoctoral position in Artificial Intelligence in Gothenburg, Sweden, within the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and the Division of Data Science and AI. The role is based in Julian Togelius' new research group and is intended for a researcher who can contribute both to their own independent research agenda and to the growth of a rapidly expanding team. The position focuses on world-class AI research, with themes that include complementary intelligence , open-endedness , and the intersection of AI with video games, design, creativity, and philosophy . The successful candidate will collaborate closely with Julian Togelius and support the research activities of other team members, making this an especially interesting opportunity for someone with strong AI research credentials and an interest in interdisciplinary work. Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in Computer Science or a related field by the time the employment decision is made. Other key requirements include strong English communication skills, a strong publication record in artificial intelligence, an open and collaborative personality, eagerness to mentor doctoral students, and some teaching experience or good potential in research and education. It is particularly meritorious if the doctorate was completed within the last three years. The appointment is a temporary full-time postdoc position for two years , with the possibility of a one-year extension . The role requires physical presence throughout the employment period. Chalmers highlights its employee benefits, international research environment, and its location in the coastal city of Gothenburg. The university also emphasizes diversity, equality, inclusion, and support such as Swedish language courses for non-native speakers. Applications must be submitted in English as PDF files through the online application system. Required materials include a comprehensive CV with a full list of publications, details of previous teaching and pedagogical experience, and a personal letter introducing yourself, summarizing your prior research and key outcomes, and outlining your future goals and research focus. The application deadline is 15 October 2026 . Incomplete applications and applications sent by email will not be considered.

Chalmers University of Technology is offering multiple fully funded doctoral student positions in Artificial Intelligence, based in Gothenburg, Sweden, within the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and the division of Data Science and AI. The position is part of Julian Togelius’ new research group, with direct supervision from Professor Julian Togelius. The project is intentionally open-ended and will be shaped in dialogue between advisor and student. The research focus sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, creativity, games, art, philosophy, and other related domains, and the team is looking for candidates who are excited by both technical and conceptual work. This is an especially interesting opportunity for applicants who want to explore novel directions in AI and contribute to top-tier research in machine learning and artificial intelligence, while working closely with a collaborative, in-person team of PhD students, postdocs, and visitors. The group emphasizes experimentation, intellectual curiosity, and the development of both problems and solutions. Eligibility highlights include a Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related field, or for applicants educated outside Sweden, an accepted 4-year Bachelor’s degree. Strong knowledge of AI is required, and applicants with published papers, complementary experience outside AI, and broad intellectual interests are encouraged. The position is fully funded from the start. It is a fixed-term appointment for four years, with the possibility of teaching up to 20%, which may extend the position to five years. The starting salary is 35,725 SEK per month (valid from May 1, 2026). Doctoral studies require physical presence throughout the study period, and a valid residence permit must be presented by the study start date. Applications must be submitted in English through the online application form by 15 October 2026. Required documents include a CV, personal letter, motivation statement, references, written work links, and degree projects/transcripts. Applications sent by email or incomplete applications will not be considered.