Postdoctoral Scholar - Center of Applications of Mathematics and Statistics to Economics (CAMSE) - Department of Economics

The Center of Applications of Mathematics and Statistics to Economics (CAMSE) of the economics department at UC Berkeley invites applications for a postdoctoral fellowship in microeconomic theory. CAMSE promotes

research in theoretical economics and econometrics, with a focus on fundamental and basic research, as well as applications to normative and policy questions. The postdoctoral scholar will interact with faculty and students working on game theory, mechanism design, general equilibrium theory, decision theory and other active areas of economic theory. This position comes with freedom to do research in any area of economic theory, and with an opportunity to collaborate with Berkeley faculty and students. The postdoctoral scholar will also have access to a broad and vibrant interdisciplinary atmosphere at UC Berkeley, with potential collaborations with scholars in Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science. CAMSE faculty organize a weekly workshop, as well as informal research meetings, that welcome the participation of the CASME postdoctoral scholar.

Job Responsibilities:

The postdoctoral scholar is expected to participate in seminars and regular research meetings. Publish research results in peer-reviewed journals/conferences. Disseminate research results to the broader scientific community in conferences and seminars. The scholar is expected to independently develop a research portfolio, as well as collaborate on mentored research with a Berkeley faculty member. If the postdoctoral scholar would like the opportunity to teach, they may apply to the open lecturer pool in the department. Any teaching performed will be under a separate lecturer appointment.

PhD (or equivalent international degree) or enrolled in a PhD (or equivalent international degree) program.

PhD (or equivalent international degree).

No more than three years of post-PhD research experience by start date.

Experience doing research in mechanism design, game theory, general equilibrium theory and decision theory.

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