What we value
Curiosity with follow-through.
Careful thinking, comfort with unfinished problems, and the habit of making your reasoning inspectable.
We value more than stated principle alone. What matters, in practice, is the ability to turn ideas into shared understanding.
We are interested in scholars who are rigorous in their own disciplines and generous in teaching others: people willing to help make logic, learning and mathematical structure accessible.
If that sounds like you, send a note. Tell us what you are working on and what you would like to make possible.
Working together
Knowledge that travels.
Rigour in your own discipline, and generosity in teaching others. A good instrument should become useful in more than one pair of hands.
How to introduce yourself
A conversation, then a question.
Tell us what you make, what you are trying to understand, and which part of the work interests you. A compact example is more useful than an inflated list of skills.
Current availability
An expression of interest.
There is no formal list of open positions here. This is an invitation to introduce yourself, rather than an advertised vacancy.
Expression of interest
Keep us in mind.
Tell us what you make, what you are trying to understand, and where you would like to work.