Postdoctoral Associate, HSCL

Working at MIT offers opportunities that just aren’t found anywhere else , including generous and unique benefits that help to ensure that MIT employees are healthy, supported, and enjoy a fulfilling work/life balance. We welcome people from all walks of life to bring their talent, ideas, and experience to our community. We strongly encourage applications from individuals from all identities and backgrounds – like yours. If you want to be part of our exceptional, multicultural, collaborative, and inclusive community, then take a look at this opportunity. MIT provides pay ranges representing its good faith estimate of what the Institute reasonably expects to pay for a full time position at the time of posting (if you are applying for a part time salaried job, you will need to prorate the posted pay range). The pay offered to a selected candidate during hiring will be based on factors such as (but not limited to) the scope and responsibilities of the position, the candidate's work experience and education/training, internal peer equity, and applicable legal requirements. This pay range represents base pay only and does not include any other benefits or compensation. Postdoctoral Associate, HSCL Job Number: 26165 Functional Area: Research - Engineering Department: Center for Transportation & Logistics School Area: Engineering Pay Range Minimum: $73,308 Pay Range Maximum: $90,000 Employment Type: Full-Time Employment Category: Exempt Visa Sponsorship Available: Yes Schedule: Pay Grade: No Grade Posting Description POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATE, HSCL , Center for Transportation & Logistics, conducts research, outreach, and educational activities with companies, government and non-government organizations. These include dozens of corporate sponsors in CTL's Supply Chain Exchange and academic partners at our international Global SCALE (Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence) Centers in Europe, Asia, and South America. This position sits within the MIT Humanitarian Supply Chain Lab, whose mission is to understand and improve supply chains that meet human needs. We employ mixed methods to engineer systems that improve the flow of essential goods into communities facing acute crisis or chronic shortage. From global to local, we support public agencies, non-profits, and companies that strive for social impact via effective operations and policies. Job Requirements REQUIRED : PhD in supply chain management, logistics, transportation, operations management, industrial engineering, operations research, social science, computer science, information systems, business management, economics, or related fields; in-depth knowledge and relevant experience in at least one of the following: data-driven logistics and supply chain management, supply chain analytics, supply chain strategy, qualitative research, statistical analysis, econometrics, multicriteria decision making, optimization, simulation, machine learning and artificial intelligence; publications in academic journals in the field, and/or a strong pipeline of potential publications in the field; proficiency with coding in programming languages, preferably Python; excellent communication and presentation skills, including the ability to present analysis in a clear and compelling manner for various stakeholder audiences; strong interpersonal skills and the ability to collaborate effectively in a team-oriented environment; independent and motivated to advance social, economic and environmental outcomes; enthusiasm for research, teaching, and other academic activities, and willingness to contribute to Lab and Center success. 10/21/2026

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