Research Scientist (signal Processing)

Singapore, Singapore

Job Description


We invite suitable candidate to join a strong research team in Temasek Laboratories@NTU as a Research Scientist with the following requisites:

Key Responsibilities:

Conducting research in digital signal processing, in particular the detection and localization of active and passive targets via wireless RF signals in the harsh environment.

Conducting both theoretical development of methods and experiment design to validate the developed methods.

Co-supervising junior researchers/interns/students, carrying out detailed literature review and assessment of the state-of-the-art technologies. planning and executing detailed R&D activities in order to meet project objectives and deadlines, generating novel scientific or technological concepts for application of breakthrough nature and contributing to research proposals.

Taking charge of administrative responsibilities such as safety, asset management and other aspects related to being a member of Temasek Labs@NTU.

Job Requirements:

PhD degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering or other related fields

Strong background and knowledge in modern RF communications / digital signal processing particularly in Radar or Array processing.

Strong algorithm development and programming skills on MATLAB

Familiarity with Ettus USRP devices, GNU Radio/Labview programming are plus factors.

Good publication record.

Excellent communication skills in English

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Hiring Institution: NTU

Nanyang Technological University

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Job Detail

  • Job Id
    JD1358259
  • Industry
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  • Total Positions
    1
  • Job Type:
    Full Time
  • Salary:
    Not mentioned
  • Employment Status
    Permanent
  • Job Location
    Singapore, Singapore
  • Education
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