Posted by: | Greet VANDEN BERGHE |
Date: | 2023-06-21 |
Contact: | [email protected] |
In today’s organizations employees expect robust and fair rosters and want a level of autonomy in determining their schedules. Research on models and algorithms for personnel scheduling has not caught up with these emerging challenges. At present, there is no satisfactory way of (mathematically) formulating and quantifying these human-centred problem characteristics, which consequently, also represents uncharted territory for algorithm development. This project aspires to (1) extend personnel rostering theory towards a more human-centred paradigm and (2) develop dedicated algorithms for the identified problem classes.
We are looking for two highly motivated PhD students.
***Would you please clearly indicate and motivate in your application
which profile you are applying for.***
Profile 1: Master's degree relevant to theoretical computer science, computational complexity, combinatorial optimisation, discrete mathematics. The candidate should have experience in using a modern programming language to implement algorithms.
Profile 2: Master's degree relevant to computational computer science, algorithms and datastructures, combinatorial optimization. The candidate should have provable experience in the implementation of efficient algorithms in a modern programming language.
For both profiles we expect candidates to:
https://www.kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsite/jobs/60227834