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partners to gauge views on data centre construction and operation in Finland - Skills needed: Multivariate statistics and regression modelling using R, Python or Stata, basic understanding of survey
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energy-intensive infrastructures. Implementing algorithms and simulation models using Python, MATLAB, Julia, or other suitable tools. Analysing simulation and project data, and validating the developed
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models of analog and RF circuits in Python Validate the developed models against circuit simulations and measurements Perform hardware-algorithm co-design for AI-driven 6G transmitters Publish and
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RF circuits in Python Validate the developed models against circuit simulations and measurements Perform hardware-algorithm co-design for AI-driven 6G transmitters Publish and present your results at
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candidates with a Master's degree in (computational) chemistry, physics, or materials science who are curious about applied machine learning in the natural sciences. Prior machine learning or Python
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foundational computational literacy—including programming, data handling, quantitative methods, and confident research use of Python, R, Git, and Jupyter—is a baseline for the appointee, not the position’s
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appointment. Strong foundational computational literacy—including programming, data handling, quantitative methods, and confident research use of Python, R, Git, and Jupyter—is a baseline for the
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, especially dynamic simulations Experience with signal processing, time series analysis or machine learning Programming skills in MATLAB and/or Python What we offer The position is fixed term and follows
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, environmental sciences, geoinformatics, physics, computer science, or a related field. Strong programming skills, for example in Python or R, are required. Experience with point cloud processing
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with signal processing, time series analysis or machine learning Programming skills in MATLAB and/or Python What we offer The position is fixed term and follows Aalto's standard 2+2 model. It will be