PostDoc (05/02/2023)

The Communication Systems and Networks (CSN) at Mid Sweden University, has one open postdoc position and we are now looking for a talented postdoctoral researcher in the area of experimental research for time-critical remote-controlled applications in 5G-and-Beyond to join our team and help us fulfil the project's goals, producing quality research and collaborate with external project partners in Swedish ICT industry. The position is placed at the Sensible Things that Communicate (STC) research center, who is a leading Scandinavian research center in Industrial IoT, and are doing research on fields ranging from wireless connectivity, network security and cryptography, distributed systems, ML/AI, embedded systems, visualization and measurement systems.

We seek an outstanding talent with a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer and Electrical Engineering, or similar. The ideal candidate have a solid background in experimental wireless research, various RAN technologies, wireless communication (PHY/MAC), channel/network measurements and analysis. Previous experiences in ML/AI and wireless prototyping is an advantage.

The work will involve algorithm development, simulations and testing, modelling and prototyping, publishing high-quality research papers in high-ranked journals and to contribute to the preparation and drafting of research bids and proposals.

We offer you:
- A competitive salary and numerous benefits (such as paid leave, pension, and occupational healthcare).
- A place in a highly talented research group within a lively, cross-disciplinary, and international work environment.
- Possibility for research collaborations with our top-tier international partners and fully paid secondments.

More information on position and how to apply is given here: https://www.miun.se/en/work-at-the-university/career/jobs/vacancy/a-postdoc-focusing-on-time-critical-remote-controlled-applications-over-5g/ <https://www.miun.se/en/work-at-the-university/career/jobs/vacancy/a-postdoc-focusing-on-time-critical-remote-controlled-applications-over-5g/>

Prof. Mikael Gidlund