About the situation:

The research collection that focuses on UMN NSF (FRG) is a three -year date at the College of Mathematics at the University of Minnesota, which will start in the fall 2026. The project aims to deepen ties between mutual algebra, island vanity, and intertwined translation through the equal use of organizations. We are looking for candidates who have research experience in house engineering, algebra, similar engineering, or closely related fields.

NSF FRG POSTDOCTORAL Associas will be directed by the PIS Cristin Berkish and David Favero project. Postdocs is expected to participate in FRG activities, including the virtual FRG symposium. One of the new aspects of this position is that this colleague NSF FRG after the doctorate will have the opportunity to choose a secondary teacher among the other project: Matthew Palar, Michael Brown, Daniel Erman, Andrew Hanlon, or Shil Janatra. Applicants are encouraged to address, in their coverage letter, who will choose as a secondary teacher as well as address their fit for the goals of the FRG project.
We are also looking for candidates with the distinction shown in teaching, in proportion to the functional stage. This position contains an educational load of two courses for one semester per academic year for two years and three courses, one academic year for one year. Applicants must have received or expect a doctorate in mathematics or its equivalent no later than August 31, 2026. The applicants must be American or permanent residents, for all NSF requirements.

About the section:

The College of Mathematics, located in the heart of the Faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Minnesota, is showing more than sixty faculty members and more than 120 graduate students who participated in international level research in all fields of mathematics. Its basic educational mission is to provide students with analytical skills of prosperity in the modern workplace, while enhancing an inspiring and inspiring environment where everyone can achieve their full potential.

The school is supported by many centers that provide research and communication tasks in the department, including the Institute of Mathematics and its applications, the Minnesota Center for Financial and Activating Mathematics, the Minnesota Center for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, and the Mathematics School for Educational Programs Sitting – We have.

How to apply:

Applications and all supporting materials must be submitted electronically through mathematics. Applicants must include the following: a coverage letter that deals with research that fits with the goals of the FRG project, its biography, a research statement, an educational statement, and four recommendations, at least one of which addresses the teaching capacity. Applicants may also make an optional statement to describe their contributions in other aspects of their nomination, such as service, communication and inclusion efforts. Reference messages book should be asked to send their messages online through Mathjobs.org.
The requests he received on Friday, December 1, 2025 will receive a full study, and we will continue to review the applications as long as the jobs are available.

Payment and benefits: $ 65,000 annually
Please visit Benefits of the candidate site after the doctorate For more information about interest eligibility.

• Competitive wages, paid holidays, and generous time
• Continuing learning opportunities through vocational training
• Medical, dental and pharmacy plans
• Flexible spending accounts for healthcare and flexible care
• HSA University Contributions
• Disability insurance and life insurance
• Employee Welfare Program
• Financial advice services
• Employees assistance program with eight sessions of consulting without cost

diversity:

The university is aware of the importance of diversity and integration in enriching the employment experience of its employees and supporting the academic mission. The university is obligated to attract and keep employees with varying identities and backgrounds.

The University of Minnesota provides the equality of access to and its opportunities in its programs, facilities and employment without looking at race, color, belief, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, deficit, general assistance, veteran status, sexual orientation, sexual identity, or sexual expression. To learn more about the diversity in U: http://diversity.umn.edu

Employment requirements:

Any employment offer depends on the successful completion of the background examination. Our assumption is that potential employees are qualified to work here. Criminal condemnation does not exclude the final qualifiers from employment automatically.

About U of M:

The University of Minnesota, the twin cities (UMTC), is among the largest public research universities in the country, with university students, graduate studies and professionals a large number of opportunities for study and research. It is located in the heart of one of the most vibrant urban communities in the country, students on the campus in Minneapolis and St. Paul benefiting from large -scale partnerships with international famous health centers, international companies, government agencies, arts, non -profit organizations, and public services.

About the situation:

The research collection that focuses on UMN NSF (FRG) is a three -year date at the College of Mathematics at the University of Minnesota, which will start in the fall 2026. The project aims to deepen ties between mutual algebra, island vanity, and intertwined translation through the equal use of organizations. We are looking for candidates who have research experience in house engineering, algebra, similar engineering, or closely related fields.

NSF FRG POSTDOCTORAL Associas will be directed by the PIS Cristin Berkish and David Favero project. Postdocs is expected to participate in FRG activities, including the virtual FRG symposium. One of the new aspects of this position is that this colleague NSF FRG after the doctorate will have the opportunity to choose a secondary teacher among the other project: Matthew Palar, Michael Brown, Daniel Erman, Andrew Hanlon, or Shil Janatra. Applicants are encouraged to address, in their coverage letter, who will choose as a secondary teacher as well as address their fit for the goals of the FRG project.
We are also looking for candidates with the distinction shown in teaching, in proportion to the functional stage. This position contains an educational load of two courses for one semester per academic year for two years and three courses, one academic year for one year. Applicants must have received or expect a doctorate in mathematics or its equivalent no later than August 31, 2026. The applicants must be American or permanent residents, for all NSF requirements.

About the section:

The College of Mathematics, located in the heart of the Faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Minnesota, is showing more than sixty faculty members and more than 120 graduate students who participated in international level research in all fields of mathematics. Its basic educational mission is to provide students with analytical skills of prosperity in the modern workplace, while enhancing an inspiring and inspiring environment where everyone can achieve their full potential.

The school is supported by many centers that provide research and communication tasks in the department, including the Institute of Mathematics and its applications, the Minnesota Center for Financial and Activating Mathematics, the Minnesota Center for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, and the Mathematics School for Educational Programs Sitting – We have.

How to apply:

Applications and all supporting materials must be submitted electronically through mathematics. Applicants must include the following: a coverage letter that deals with research that fits with the goals of the FRG project, its biography, a research statement, an educational statement, and four recommendations, at least one of which addresses the teaching capacity. Applicants may also make an optional statement to describe their contributions in other aspects of their nomination, such as service, communication and inclusion efforts. Reference messages book should be asked to send their messages online through Mathjobs.org.
The requests he received on Friday, December 1, 2025 will receive a full study, and we will continue to review the applications as long as the jobs are available.

Payment and benefits: $ 65,000 annually
Please visit Benefits of the candidate site after the doctorate For more information about interest eligibility.

• Competitive wages, paid holidays, and generous time
• Continuing learning opportunities through vocational training
• Medical, dental and pharmacy plans
• Flexible spending accounts for healthcare and flexible care
• HSA University Contributions
• Disability insurance and life insurance
• Employee Welfare Program
• Financial advice services
• Employees assistance program with eight sessions of consulting without cost

diversity:

The university is aware of the importance of diversity and integration in enriching the employment experience of its employees and supporting the academic mission. The university is obligated to attract and keep employees with varying identities and backgrounds.

The University of Minnesota provides the equality of access to and its opportunities in its programs, facilities and employment without looking at race, color, belief, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, deficit, general assistance, veteran status, sexual orientation, sexual identity, or sexual expression. To learn more about the diversity in U: http://diversity.umn.edu

Employment requirements:

Any employment offer depends on the successful completion of the background examination. Our assumption is that potential employees are qualified to work here. Criminal condemnation does not exclude the final qualifiers from employment automatically.

About U of M:

The University of Minnesota, the twin cities (UMTC), is among the largest public research universities in the country, with university students, graduate studies and professionals a large number of opportunities for study and research. It is located in the heart of one of the most vibrant urban communities in the country, students on the campus in Minneapolis and St. Paul benefiting from large -scale partnerships with international famous health centers, international companies, government agencies, arts, non -profit organizations, and public services.