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the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering for the Fall 2026 semester. These positions are open to McGill University students only. Hiring Unit: Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Application
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, Cybersecurity, or related area. (A PhD student conducting research in cybersecurity will also be considered.) At least 2 years industrial experience in cybersecurity and hands-on machine learning-based cyber
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digital PET system, 5 SPECT/CT, 1 CZT SPECT/CT, 1 dedicated cardiac CZR SPECT, and 1 BMD machine. The Division also has in-vitro lab equipment with Beta counter for urease breath test and Gamma counter
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: Electrical and Computer Engineering Course Title: Computer Organization Course Code: ECSE 324 Estimated Number of Positions: 1 Total Hours of Work per Term: 102 Hiring unit: Department of Electrical and
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contribute to grant applications. Qualifications: PhD required. PhD in 3D-printed sustainable architected materials with expertise in computational mechanics, machine learning, additive manufacturing, and
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. Successful candidates should have the ability to teach courses in data analytics such as data mining, machining/deep learning, predictive analytics, analytics programming and data visualization; and will
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science, machine learning or a related field. Strong experience working with clinical, biomedical, genetic, electronic health record, or health administrative data. Experience with large language models
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: Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Term: Fall 2026 Course subject code: ECSE 324 Course Title: Computer organization Course Credits: 4 credits Location: BRONF 151 Schedule: Wednesday: 06:05 pm-08
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presentations, brochures). Administer computer software licenses and administer distribution of hardware. Maintain space inventory and coordinate with facilities services on matters such as renovations, security
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to additionally describe learning outcomes/skills students can expect to develop in this role. Produce an accurate and legible written (handwritten or computer) record of the student’s dictation. Proficient typing