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Postdoctoral Fellow (Civil and Systems Engineering)

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD • On-site

$48K - $66K/yr

Full-time

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The Xu Lab in the Department of Civil and Systems Engineering at Johns Hopkins University is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher to work on problems at the intersection of natural hazards and AI. We are looking for a candidate interested in developing rigorous sensing frameworks and AI methods for complex human-infrastructure-environment systems, with applications to disaster risk, disaster response, and disaster recovery. The position is ideal for researchers who want to combine methodological innovation with real-world impacts.
Research in the lab focuses on generative modeling, causal inference, multimodal remote/in-situ/crowd sensing, LLMs for high-stake decision-making with applications on rapid disaster mapping and response, community resilience, and smart infrastructure systems. We welcome applicants from computer science, statistics, civil engineering, systems engineering, geoinformatics, and related fields. Experience in natural hazards, optimization, causal inference, foundation and generative models, remote sensing, multimodal sensing, infrastructure systems, or multi-agent LLMs is a plus.
The postdoctoral researcher is expected to:
• lead and collaborate on interdisciplinary research projects
• publish in top venues across machine learning and natural hazards domains
• mentor students and contribute to a collaborative research environment
This position offers substantial flexibility in shaping research direction while working on societally important problems with strong methodological depth.
Please attach the following materials:
• CV
• a brief statement of research interests
• contact information for references
• selected publications or writing samples
Qualifications
Doctoral degree in a related field.

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