Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational Behavioral Science

Coordinate research activities in the ACTWELL project together with Prof. Stachl Lead one or more ACTWELL work packages, in particular the sequence and dynamics analyses Process and model high-dimensional, intensive longitudinal smartphone log data Develop and validate interpretable machine learning models linking behavior and context to well-being outcomes Publish as lead and co-author in psychology, computational social science, and interdisciplinary outlets; present at international conferences Maintain reproducible analysis pipelines and preregistrations, and prepare code and materials for open release in line with the project's SNSF Data Management Plan Contribute to privacy-preserving data handling and the lab's research ethics practice Co-supervise doctoral and master's students; contribute to lab meetings and methods workshops

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• PhD in psychology, computational social science, data science, cognitive science, statistics, computer science, or a related field, completed by the start date or with the defence scheduled this year.

• Strong applied machine learning skills and fluency in R and/or Python

• Experience with intensive longitudinal, sensing, or other high-frequency behavioral data, and with the measurement problems these data raise

• Publication record appropriate to career stage, including at least one first-authored empirical paper

• Commitment to open, reproducible research

• Excellent written and spoken English