Postdoctoral position on Theory of Learning in Games with Limited Information
Inria · Villeneuve d'Ascq
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At a glance
Highlights
- Study how structures and constraints shape imperfect-information two-player games.
- Design efficient algorithms with statistical characterizations for sequential games.
- Join Scool team exploring responsible AI for medical, farming and e-commerce uses.
What they offer
- Subsidized meals
- Partial reimbursement of public transport costs
- 7 weeks annual leave plus 10 RTT days and exceptional leave
- Professional equipment including videoconferencing and computer loans
- Access to vocational training
- Social security coverage
- Social, cultural and sports events and activities
Ideal candidate
A curious, collaborative researcher with strong mathematical grounding who is excited by learning theory, sequential games and responsible AI and eager to share ideas widely.
Requirements
- Strong background in mathematics/statistics
- Good knowledge of game theory, machine learning and algorithms
- Knowledge of Python and C/C++
- Experience with implementation and experimentation
- Good command of English
- remote policy
- Possibility of teleworking with flexible organization of working hours
- hiring process
- Submit CV, cover letter, two or more recommendation letters and transcripts via team page; contact Debabrota Basu when preparing application; deadline 15 November 2026.
Lab profile
About Inria
French national research institute advancing digital sciences, computing, AI and applied mathematics.
What they build
- Digital sciences and computing research
- Artificial intelligence for microscopy and video analysis
- Quantum information theory
Known for
- Joint teams with Paris-Saclay University and Institut Polytechnique de Paris
- Embedded in Paris-Saclay science and technology cluster
- Rich R&D ecosystem with startups, industry and clusters
- International collaborations and multinational scientific staff
Key facts
- Founded in 1967
- Headquartered in France
- Nine research centres across France
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