Applications are invited for a Research Associate in the “Intelligent Transmission and Processing Lab (ITP Lab)” directed by Prof Geoffrey Li, which focuses on exploiting machine learning for signal processing and wireless communications. Other aspects of the post include undertaking project management, collaborate with academic and industry partners and/or supervise multi-disciplinary teams. In addition, the Research Associate will be...
Applications are invited for a Research Associate in the “Intelligent Transmission and Processing Lab (ITP Lab)” directed by Prof Geoffrey Li, which focuses on exploiting machine learning for signal processing and wireless communications. Other aspects of the post include undertaking project management, collaborate with academic and industry partners and/or supervise multi-disciplinary teams. In addition, the Research Associate will be expected to submit publications to refereed journals and to attract external research funding
Key responsibilities include:
Essential requirements include:
Hold a PhD (or equivalent) in the general area of (a) Machine Learning, (b) Statistical Signal Processing, (c) Wireless Communications, (d) Applied Mathematics, or a closely related discipline or equivalent research or industrial experience
Knowledge in at least two areas of:
Statistical Signal Processing
*Candidates who have not yet been awarded their PhD will initially be appointed at the Research Assistant level within the salary range £38,194 - £41,388 per annum.
Prospective candidates may contact Prof Geoffrey Li (geoffrey.li@imperial.ac.uk) for further details.
Any queries regarding the application process should be directed to Vanessa Rodriguez-Gonzalez v.rodriguez-gonzalez@imperial.ac.uk
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