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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The AI Characters team at ETH Zurich’s Computer Graphics Laboratory is seeking a Research Engineer to take a central role in developing and maintaining our interactive AI
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processing, machine learning, and human-computer interaction. The goal of this PhD is to develop neuromotor interfaces for dexterous robot teleoperation using two sensing modalities: 1) surface
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& Planning: Data-driven methods for urban development, architectural and structural design, or building systems simulation. XR-Augmented Workflows to create, build or inspect: Using Augmented, Virtual
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scientific context Preferred Skills and Experiences: Familiarity with the management and analysis of large-scale datasets, in particular omics-related data Background in bioinformatics, ideally in mass
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states, large-scale quantum simulation, quantum sensing and, eventually, fault-tolerant computing. In this experimental Doctoral project, you will play a central role in setting up the experimental
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at the SNSF, in Horizon Europe, and at foundations. And it manages our large funded projects, from budgets and reporting to the coordination of European consortia. The goal is a stable funding base for the lab
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serving workloads, and collaborate with CSCS engineers to keep large-scale training on Alps stable and fast. This role requires strong Linux and container skills, experience with HPC environments, and the
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, and society at large. Job description Organization and hosting of events for the Alumni community and expert talks Administrative tasks such as programme's schedule management, coordination of learning
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in contributing to a collegial research environment Adavantageous: Experience with panel-data methods, causal inference, time-series econometrics, the analysis of large microeconomic datasets or other
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collaboration between several departments to comprehensively address the big questions of life’s origins and ubiquity. The Centre includes a dedicated gathering place to meet up and hold scientific discussions in