Ivona Brandic is Full Professor for High Performance Computing Systems at the Institute of Computer Engineering, TU Wien where she leads the Research Unit for Computational Sustainability. Her work focuses on cloud computing, edge intelligence, and hybrid quantum-classical systems with key contributions to sustainable, adaptive resource management and green AI.

Personal website: https://www.ec.tuwien.ac.at/~ivona/

Current Open Positions:

• Postdoctoral Research Position in Quantum–Classical Algorithms (FFG COMET Module "Quantum Algorithm Engineering")
• 2 PhD positions, Doctoral College on Computational Sustainability (1) PhD position "Unveiling the Resource Footprint of Hybrid Classic-Quantum Systems" as supervisor, hosted by TU Wien, co-supervision Richard Küng, JKU Linz and Vincenzo de Maio, TU Wien (2) PhD position "Human-AI Interaction for Sustainability (HAI4S): Green Prompting Strategies and Eco-Feedback for Efficient Use of Large Language Models" as co-supervisor, main supervision by Martina Mara hosted by JKU Linz

She is:

• Lead Coordinator TU Wien, Doctoral College Computational Sustainability (jointly organised with TU Wien and JKU Linz)
• Faculty member and PI; Doctoral College Innovative Combinations and Applications of AI and ML (iCAIML)
• Member of the Commission on the de-fossilization and carbon neutrality of the European energy systems at the Austrian Academy of Sciences

Ivona Brandic is Full Professor for High Performance Computing Systems at the Institute of Computer Engineering, TU Wien where she leads the Research Unit for Computational Sustainability. Her work focuses on cloud computing, edge intelligence, and hybrid quantum-classical systems with key contributions to sustainable, adaptive resource management and green AI.

Personal website: https://www.ec.tuwien.ac.at/~ivona/

Current Open Positions:

• Postdoctoral Research Position in Quantum–Classical Algorithms (FFG COMET Module "Quantum Algorithm Engineering")
• 2 PhD positions, Doctoral College on Computational Sustainability (1) PhD position "Unveiling the Resource Footprint of Hybrid Classic-Quantum Systems" as supervisor, hosted by TU Wien, co-supervision Richard Küng, JKU Linz and Vincenzo de Maio, TU Wien (2) PhD position "Human-AI Interaction for Sustainability (HAI4S): Green Prompting Strategies and Eco-Feedback for Efficient Use of Large Language Models" as co-supervisor, main supervision by Martina Mara hosted by JKU Linz

She is:

• Lead Coordinator TU Wien, Doctoral College Computational Sustainability (jointly organised with TU Wien and JKU Linz)
• Faculty member and PI; Doctoral College Innovative Combinations and Applications of AI and ML (iCAIML)
• Member of the Commission on the de-fossilization and carbon neutrality of the European energy systems at the Austrian Academy of Sciences