Tapio Rajala

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Jyväskylä is recruiting 2–3 postdoctoral researchers for research in mathematics, with a particular connection to the department’s work on inverse problems. The appointments are fixed-term positions of 1–3 years and are intended to begin mainly in fall 2027, with spring 2027 or another start date possible by agreement. The successful researchers will join an active department environment and contribute primarily to scientific research, while also taking part in a limited amount of teaching. The advert emphasizes strong alignment with the department’s main research areas, especially projects related to one or more inverse problems research groups. Candidates whose interests overlap with, or complement, these areas are especially encouraged. The position is based in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, within a vibrant international and multidisciplinary university community in Jyväskylä, Central Finland. The post offers a research-focused setting with opportunities to contribute to ongoing mathematical research in a supportive academic environment.

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, invites applications for 1-3 Postdoctoral Researcher positions in Mathematics. These fixed-term positions (1–2 years) are set to begin on September 1, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter. The department is internationally recognized for its research excellence, ranking at the top in Finland and performing exceptionally well in global academic subject rankings. Successful candidates will join vibrant research groups focusing on geometric analysis, inverse problems, geometric measure theory, harmonic analysis, nonlinear partial differential equations, and related areas. The department also has strong research in stochastics, probability theory, number theory, computational mathematics, and statistics. The postdoctoral researchers are expected to concentrate primarily on scientific research, with limited teaching responsibilities. The University of Jyväskylä offers a supportive and inspiring environment, with excellent opportunities for professional development and work-life balance. The campus is located in central Finland, providing easy access to nature and a lively cultural scene. Finland is renowned for its high standard of living, free education, comprehensive healthcare, and generous family benefits. The salary for these positions is based on the Finnish University Salary System, with a gross monthly income of approximately 3600-4100 €, depending on qualifications and experience. All employees receive a holiday bonus, and relocation support is available for those moving from abroad. Applicants must hold a PhD in mathematics or a closely related field by the start date. Candidates should demonstrate research interests that align with or complement the department’s main research areas. Fluency in English is required. The application process is transparent and professional, with all decisions based on careful consideration and a commitment to equality and diversity. To apply, candidates must submit an up-to-date ORCID profile (with publications visible to the public), a CV, a motivation/cover letter (max 2 pages), a numbered list of publications, and a degree certificate (highest degree) in English and PDF format. Applications must be submitted via the university’s recruitment system by April 15, 2026. For further information, contact Professor Tapio Rajala at [email protected]. Join the University of Jyväskylä’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics and contribute to cutting-edge research in a dynamic and supportive academic community.

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, invites applications for four to nine (4-9) Postdoctoral Researcher positions in Mathematics. These fixed-term positions, lasting 1–3 years, are set to begin mainly in fall 2026 or spring 2026, or as agreed. The roles are research-focused, with minimal teaching duties, and are ideal for promising researchers who have recently completed or are about to complete their doctoral degree in mathematics or a closely related field. Research at the department covers a broad spectrum, including geometric analysis, inverse problems, geometric measure theory, harmonic analysis, nonlinear partial differential equations, algebra, statistics, logic, analysis, applied mathematics, number theory, probability theory, geometry, topology, and computational mathematics. Candidates whose research interests overlap or complement these areas are especially encouraged to apply. The department is internationally recognized and participates in several Finnish Centres of Excellence and research consortia, such as the Flagship of Advanced Mathematics for Sensing, Imaging and Modelling (FAME). Postdoctoral Researchers are expected to focus primarily on scientific research, with some participation in teaching. The working language is English, and proficiency in English is required. The University of Jyväskylä offers a vibrant, international, and multidisciplinary research environment, with excellent facilities and a supportive community. The city of Jyväskylä provides a high standard of living, affordable childcare, good family benefits, and a lively cultural and student scene. The salary for these positions is determined by the university salary system for teaching and research staff (demand level 5–6), with a gross monthly salary of approximately 3600–4800 €, depending on qualifications and experience. Standard Finnish employment benefits apply, and a six-month trial period is in place at the start of employment. Applicants must submit a CV, a motivation/cover letter (max 2 pages), a numbered list of scientific publications, and a degree certificate (highest degree) in English and PDF format. An up-to-date ORCID profile with public publications is mandatory. Applications must be submitted via the University of Jyväskylä online application form by November 30, 2025. Applications sent via email will not be considered. For further information, contact Professor Tapio Rajala ([email protected]) or the recruiting research group leaders. The University of Jyväskylä values equality and diversity and encourages qualified applicants from all backgrounds to apply.