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, computational biology, statistics or a closely related field. You have strong programming skills, preferably in Python, and experience with machine learning or deep learning. Experience in computer vision
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their main activity (work, studies) in Belgium for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately before the recruitment date. Required skills: •Strong programming skills in Python, and experience with
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, HVDC systems and inverter-based resources. Experience with PSCAD, EMTP, RTDS, OPAL-RT, PowerFactory or MATLAB/Simulink. Programming experience in Python, Julia, MATLAB, C/C++ or related languages
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, fluid mechanics, simulation, and programming (Fortran, C/C++, Python, …). Proficiency in English is a requirement. The position adheres to the European policy of balanced ethnicity, age and gender
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experience in Python and, more specifically, in common deep learning frameworks such as PyTorch and jax, for model training and inference have experience with embedded platforms such as FPGAs or RISC-V
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. publish in relevant journals and present our work at conferences. Where to apply Website https://www.imec-int.com/en/work-at-imec/job-opportunities/wireless-dsp-researc… Requirements Research
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, and evaluation Experience with embedded hardware, such as AI accelerators (e.g., NVIDIA Jetson, Axelera, Qualcomm, Rockchip) or ARM-based platforms Solid programming skills, particularly in Python and C
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-forming protein biology In vitro reconstitution and lipid bilayer systems Biosensor development or biology–electronics integration Basic programming skills (Python or similar) Familiarity with protein
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, and problem-solving skills Programming experience in Python or a similar scientific language Interest in machine learning and data-driven modelling Excellent written and spoken
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https://www.uni.lu/snt-en/research-groups/trux/ . Your role Conduct cutting-edge research in Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Design, implement, and run studies in human subjects research