Post-doctoral Fellow, Intelligence And Computing Lab
Colorado School of Mines
Golden, Colorado, US
$60,000 annual salary rate; not specified; benefit...
On-site
Ai for built environment
Distribution system resilience
Geospatial ml expertise
The Colorado School of Mines is seeking a Post-Doctoral Fellow for its Intelligence and Computing Lab, focusing on power systems, AI, and resilience in energy systems. The role involves research responsibilities, including modeling and simulation, and is ideal for candidates with a PhD in electrical engineering or a related field, specifically those with experience in distribution systems and machine learning
Job Summary
The research at PIC lab lies at the intersection of power system, AI, computing and control and targets at energy system resilience, digitalization and decarbonization.
The Post-Doctoral Researcher will work in areas including distribution system modeling, resilience to wildfire and natural hazards, and AI for the built environment.
Colorado School of Mines offers a robust portfolio of benefits including flexible health and dental care, generous sick/vacation time, and a fully vested retirement plan.
Matching Summary
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The Colorado School of Mines is seeking a Post-Doctoral Fellow for its Intelligence and Computing Lab, focusing on power systems, AI, and resilience in energy systems. The role involves research responsibilities, including modeling and simulation, and is ideal for candidates with a PhD in electrical engineering or a related field, specifically those with experience in distribution systems and machine learning.
Salary
$60,000 annual salary rate; Not specified; Benefits included
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
AI for built environment
Distribution system resilience
Geospatial ML expertise
Power system modeling
Physics-informed machine learning
Nice-to-have
Interdisciplinary team collaboration
Strong communication skills
Experience with OpenDSS
Experience with PyTorch
Experience with TensorFlow
Key Requirements
PhD in electrical engineering or related field by June 1, 2026
Expertise in power system simulation or resilience