Research Engineer - Automatic differentiation and control
Inria
Inria is recruiting a research engineer to develop and benchmark automatic differentiation approaches for optimisation and control within the PDE-AI project.
The current cycle is confirmed, the official application route is active and a closing date is recorded.
Source review was due 25/08/2026. Confirm details on the official page.
Vacancy terms
- Career stage
- Other research employment
- Employment type
- Not stated
- Contract
- Not stated
- Contract ends
- Not stated
- Original contract term
- 12 months
- Schedule
- Not stated
- Workplace
- Not stated
- FTE
- Not stated
- Salary
- From EUR 2,692 gross per month, according to degree and experience.
- Department or school
- Not stated
- Posted
- Not stated
Responsibilities
- Study state-of-the-art automatic differentiation techniques in optimisation and control.
- Develop and benchmark new approaches and present results in scientific venues.
Qualifications and requirements
Qualifications
- PhD or equivalent, with a strong background in applied mathematics and scientific software development.
Requirements
- Strong applied mathematics and scientific software development background.
Benefits
- From EUR 2,692 gross per month, according to degree and experience.
Documents and steps
Documents
- Curriculum vitae
- Application materials requested by the official vacancy
Steps
Review the official Inria vacancy and requirements.
Prepare the requested application materials.
Submit through the official Inria application route before the deadline.
Why this vacancy is published
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Research Engineer - Automatic differentiation and control
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