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systems, including embedded and resource constrained systems with various heterogenous computing topologies Additional responsibilities include Assisting with development of GUI software tools to
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, embedded systems, or related technical fields is required. PATCH Research Fellows should demonstrate technical expertise in areas such as penetration testing, systems evaluation, requirements
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the Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Mission Systems Engineer at https://jobs.gmu.edu/. Complete and submit the online application to include three professional references with contact information
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Fellow, Flight Systems and Mission Support at https://jobs.gmu.edu/. Complete and submit the online application to include three professional references with contact information, and provide a Cover
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experience of embedded systems programming (e.g. C/C++ on microcontrollers) for data acquisition and device control. You should have solid knowledge of analogue and mixed-signal circuit design for sensor
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related discipline. 2. Have or be about to obtain, a PhD in a relevant subject. 3. Have relevant research experience in either embedded systems design or FPGA or ASIC hardware design, along with
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by logging into their existing Workday employee account. Position Summary: Florida Atlantic University's Systems and Imaging Laboratory (SAIL) at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute in Fort Pierce
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Landolt Mission team is responsible for developing and executing a NASA space-based mission through coordinated work across science, payload, spacecraft bus, software, systems engineering, integration and
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is embedded within the Multispecies Systems Microbiology Group at the Department of Food Science. The successful candidate will join an ambitious and collaborative research environment with access to
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advancing bacterial-based technologies that support climate resilience and sustainable agricultural systems. Working closely with researchers and collaborators, you’ll design and deliver experiments