Y Budi Sulistioadi
http://www.linkedin.com/in/bsulistioadi
Looking for PhD Students
We are looking for students interested in joining the Software Lab as PhD students. The Software Lab conducts research at the intersection of software engineering and programming languages, with a focus on tools and techniques for constructing reliable, efficient, and secure software. General areas of research include:
- Dynamic program analysis
- Static program analysis
- Test case generation
More concretely, projects to be worked on may include but are not limited to:
- Test generation techniques for concurrent software
- Dynamic analysis of browser extensions to identify malicious behavior
- A framework to systematically introduce concurrency bugs in a program, to evaluate the effectiveness of bug finding techniques
We focus on approaches that apply to real systems. In the past, we have developed analyses that find bugs in widely used Java, C, and JavaScript applications, such as the Java standard library, Eclipse, GCC, and various popular web sites.
The Software Lab has opened in autumn 2014 and is lead by Dr. Michael Pradel, who has joined TU Darmstadt from University of California, Berkeley. Working in a newly created lab will give applicants the unique chance to work in and shape a young and dynamic research group. The lab is embedded into an excellent environment for research on program analysis, with several other groups that work on related topics.
Requirements
Please consider applying if you:
- Have obtained or will soon obtain a master/diploma degree in computer science or a related subject
- Are creative and able to come up with fresh ideas to address technical challenges
- Like to write code and will not be afraid of a large software project
- Like to read and write technical texts in English
- Enjoy working with undergraduate students
- Are persistent and willing to work several years of your life on a project that many people will never understand
- Like to present your work to academic audiences, e.g., at international conferences, and to non-academic audiences (to increase the number of people that understand your work)
Additional Information
The goal of applicants should be to pursue academic research at the highest level and to obtain a PhD degree within three to five years. The working language of the lab is English. Knowing German is not required (but helpful to enjoy life outside of the lab). PhD students at TU Darmstadt have the opportunity to take courses but are not required to do so. The positions are filled as soon as we find suitable candidates. PhD students are paid a competitive salary (according to TV-TU Darmstadt, EG 13).
It is generally possible to work part time. TU Darmstadt has a large interest in increasing the number of female researchers, and hence particularly encourages female candidates to apply. Applicants with a degree of disability of 50% or more will be preferred in case they are otherwise equally qualified to the other candidates.
How to Apply?
Please send your application (including CV and transcripts of your grades) as an email to Michael Pradel (michael@binaervarianz.de).
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