Your tasks and responsibilities:

• Conducting academic research 
• Writing academic publications 
• Attending national and international conferences 
• Collaborating with other research groups on an interdisciplinary basis 
• Performing auxiliary activities in academic teaching for up to 2 weekly credit hours 
• Helping to file applications for third-party funding 
• Complying with the institution’s academic standards and ethical guidelines 

Opportunities offered

• Collaborations: We work closely with the AI Futures Lab on Rights and Justice at TU Delft and other leading labs working on human rights and technology around the world.
• International mobility and exchange: we focus on getting our team to leading conferences around the world. You are of course more than welcome to be part of this endeavor.
• Professional and personal development: Our goal is to support you in your career path and in becoming the best version of your (academic) self. Whether that means becoming a leading academic, joining industry or the public sector, we want to explore together which career path works best for you. 

Your strengths and skills:

• You must have completed a PhD degree (or an equivalent) social sciences, STS, Law, HCI, technology & society research or computer science, or a related field.
• Fluent in English
•  Background in human rights and technology research or related research fields preferred.

What you can expect:

• Innovative and stimulating working conditions in an interdisciplinary, international research environment 
• Office kitchen with complimentary basic supplies 
• Flexible working hours through a flextime model and the option for home office