Constructor Knowledge Labs took part in Constructor Career Fair 2026, meeting students and early-career researchers interested in applied research, advanced AI systems, and academic career paths within the Constructor ecosystem.
Throughout the Career Fair, the CKL team spoke with students from a wide range of academic backgrounds, including Computer Science, Psychology, Chemistry, Robotics, and other Constructor University faculties. Many first-year students joined the conversations, showing early interest in research work and in understanding how CKL operates as part of the broader Constructor ecosystem.
During the Online Information Day, CKL presented current research projects and open positions within initiatives led by Prof. Alexander Tormasov and Andrey Ustyuzhanin. The sessions focused on ongoing research topics, team composition, and concrete ways for students to join projects and contribute to applied scientific work in AI, software systems, and knowledge engineering.
The program also included an overview of PhD opportunities, covering both Fast Track PhD and standard PhD tracks. Students were introduced to the structure of the programs, research expectations, and how doctoral work at CKL connects academic research with industry-oriented projects across the Constructor ecosystem.
Interest in the online sessions was high:
47 participants registered, with around 35 students attending and actively engaging in discussions.
The Career Fair provided valuable opportunities for direct exchange with students at different stages of their studies and supported ongoing efforts to identify candidates interested in research collaboration, internships, and doctoral studies at Constructor Knowledge Labs.