• Master’s degree in computer science or artificial intelligence, data science or a related field. If you expect to obtain your degree before December 2024, you are also eligible.
• Background in Bayesian networks, risk analysis or uncertainty quantification (preferred).
• Knowledge of data science in general as well as practical experience with conducting data science analyses with good programming skills.
• Excellent knowledge of English and good academic writing skills.

• A full-time position.
• Dutch citizen, fluency in Dutch, excellent command of English
• The selected candidate will receive a contract for 24 months.
• A salary ranging from a minimum of 3.345 to a maximum of 5.278 gross per month for full time employment, based on UFO profile Researcher 4 and salary scale 10 of the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities.
• A holiday allowance of 8% and an end-of-year bonus of 8.3% (annually).
• Researchers from outside the Netherlands may qualify for a tax-free allowance equal to 30% of their taxable salary (the 30% tax regulation). The University will apply for such an allowance on their behalf. Note that the 30% rule will be scaled back from 1 January 2024. For new applications, during a five-year term, the scheme will gradually decrease to a 10% rule. More specifically, this means that during the first 20 months of the term, 30% of the salary will be reimbursed untaxed. In the next 20 months, this percentage drops to 20% and during the last 20 months, the untaxed reimbursement is 10% of the salary.
• Assistance in finding accommodation (for foreign employees).
• Benefits such as an options model for terms and conditions of employment and reimbursement of moving expenses, also including excellent technical infrastructure, savings schemes and excellent sport facilities.