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The Department of Architecture at NUS invites applications for multiple research positions within an interdisciplinary research project about urban ecosystem services. Successful candidates will
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: FastTrackAI: Fast-Tracking AI for Scientific Discovery with Accelerated Networking and Computation on Modern Architectures in Singapore Project Introduction: The advancement of accelerated computation and
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Required qualifications and skills: • Master’s degree in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Architectural, or related engineering disciplines. • Proficiency in programming and data analysis tools
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Job Description Job Alerts Link Apply now Research Assistant (Research by Design) University-Level Unit: College of Design and Engineering Faculty/Department-Level Unit: Architecture Employee
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: Architecture Employee Category: Contingent Location: Kent Ridge Campus Posted On: 25/07/2026 ▲ Collapse Job Title: Temporary Research Assistant (Urban Planning and Design) University-Level Unit: College of
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implementation of intuitive UIs and robust backend architectures for ML models. • System Integration: Build and maintain data collection pipelines and experimental setups that bridge backend mathematical models
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. Provide on-the-ground technical support during Prof. Krumme's residency (14 Sept – 13 Nov 2026). Document the system architecture and user-testing feedback for the final research report. Job Requirements
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. Experience with cloud architecture, CI/CD pipelines, and DevOps practices. Familiarity with UI/UX principles and implementation of user-centred design. Experience in working with healthcare, digital health
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learning paradigms. Modern Cloud & Systems Architecture: Architect, integrate, and manage scalable cloud applications on leading cloud infrastructure platforms. Role & Responsibilities Department: InsPIRE
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Cryogenic ion traps Experience operating ion traps at 4 K or below, including pulse-tube or dilution refrigerator integrationand cryogenic rf delivery. Multi-ion architectures Ion crystal formation