BFH | online seit: 14.11.2023
Arbeitsort: Bern
100%
Fixed-term for 3 years (with option for extension)
Bern
Start date by arrangement
Fixed-term for 3 years (with option for extension)
Bern
Start date by arrangement
- Work on exciting research and innovation projects focused on data science, AI and ML applications in finance together with industry and academic expects from Switzerland and abroad
- Write a cumulative doctoral thesis and scientific articles with the aim of publication in international top-tier scientific journals
- Active contribution in the acquisition of third-party funding for research projects with the freedom to lead research proposals for various funding schemes
- Offer teaching support for the department group Data Science, Finance, Accounting, and Tax
- Receive the opportunity to complete a doctorate in cooperation with a leading international university (University of Twente) and be part of a team that leads large international research networks (through EU projects, COST Actions and research collaborations) including over 300 researchers from ˜50 countries. A six-month stay abroad at a foreign university under an SNF grant is envisioned
- Join the MSCA Doctoral Network on Digital Finance, providing a European-wide doctorate in Digital Finance, with leading institutions such as the European Central Bank
- You have a very good Master's degree in business/economics or a related field (e.g. Statistics, Mathematics, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science) or you are about to complete
- You have experience or a strong interest in quantitative empirical work and very good working knowledge in the application of statistical methods (Stata, R, Python)
- Ideally you have knowledge in the following areas: quantitative modelling of financial markets, econometrics, machine learning or quantitative empirical research methods
- You have an excellent command of written and spoken English
- You have perseverance, a strong interest and enthusiasm for science and academic research
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