hiring
Join the Princeton RL group!
- Postdocs: I am especially interested in working with a postdoc on (1) large-scale unsupervised RL, (2) connections between unsupervised RL (e.g., contrastive representations) and neuroscience (e.g., grid cells), and (3) applications of RL to synthesis problems in science/engineering. Apply by emailing me, including a resume and a few paragraphs about what you’d like to work on.
- Visiting students: If you are a PhD student at another University interested in visiting the RL group for some number of months, email me. In most cases, I will expect that the visit is funded by your home institution.
- MS/PhD applicants: I do not plan to admit PhD students for the Fall 2025 application cycle. MS admissions is handled through the department. Useful resources:
- Workshops on navigating the application process
- Fee Waivers are available for many students.
- Pre-application mentoring programs can be a useful for getting feedback on your application materials, before you submit [MIT, UW].
- Incoming Princeton PhD & MS students: If you’re an existing Princeton MS/PhD student interested in working together, send me an email.
- Princeton Undergrads: If interested in independent research, email me after taking either my graduate RL seminar or the undergraduate RL course.
- High school students: I don’t work with high school students. Check out Princeton AI4All.
Tips:
- I am especially interested in recruiting students/postdocs with experience in (1) neuroscience + RL, (2) applications of control/planning/RL to science/engineering, or (3) large-scale GPU training.
- In your application, demonstrate that you understand the sorts of research that we’re doing (e.g., check our a recent talk or paper).