PhD and Postdoc Openings in Geometric Deep Learning and Graph Signal Processing at Télécom Paris
Telecom Paris, part of Institut Polytechnique de Paris, is advertising multiple opportunities in
geometric deep learning
,
graph signal processing
,
video processing
,
animation
, and broader
deep learning
research.
Jhony H. Giraldo, Assistant Professor at Télécom Paris, says the team is hiring
PhD students
and
postdocs
in geometric deep learning and graph signal processing. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact him directly, and he will be at ICML in Seoul to meet applicants.
The post also links to a formal faculty opening:
Assistant/Associate Professor in Video Processing and Animation with Deep Learning
at Télécom Paris, in the Multimedia (MM) team of the Image, Data, Signal (IDS) department. The role is a
3-year fixed-term contract
and involves teaching, research, and partnership development, with active participation in the Hi! Paris Center.
Research themes mentioned in the job description include AI for animation, neural motion models, physics-based simulation, expressive character generation, video restoration, artifact removal, enhancement of low-quality footage, secure deepfake technologies, 3D Gaussian splatting, video-centric foundation models, and automated video summarization. Preferred expertise includes image processing with deep learning, generative AI and multimodality, image/video compression pipelines, self-supervised learning, transfer learning, domain adaptation, and open-source development.
Eligibility for the faculty role: a PhD and fluency in English. Application materials must be submitted before
2026-09-15
, including a CV, cover letter, activity report, teaching description, research description, copies of the three best publications, publication list, and contact details for two qualified references.
No funding details are given for the PhD/postdoc openings, but the faculty role is explicitly a salaried fixed-term academic appointment. The post is centered at
Télécom Paris
in Palaiseau, France, within Institut Polytechnique de Paris.