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. The role We are looking for a Senior Power Electronics Researcher to support our e-Auto Challenge Program hosted by the Automotive and Surface Transportation (AST) Research Centre. The successful candidate
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of the following criteria: Technical competencies Advanced knowledge of analytical measuring principles and techniques. Strong ability to perform, analyze, document complex biological and chemical sensors
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from bulk optics to chip-scale photonic processing, improving size, weight, power, cost, stability, and scalability while maintaining high resolution. Key technical areas: active spectral filtering; high
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enhanced noise levels, heat and reduced air quality; and Ability to hearing mechanical problems. Language requirements English Information on language requirements and self-assessment tests Assessment
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strategic projects with senior government officials, academic and industry leaders. Senior executive experience including a demonstrated ability to lead change, build superior teams, motivate a diverse group
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demonstrated ability to lead change, build superior teams, motivate a diverse group of individuals, and direct large-scale initiatives. Condition of employment Secret clearance A thorough security clearance
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size, weight, power, cost, stability, and scalability while maintaining high resolution. Key technical areas include: Integral field unit (IFU) and integral field spectroscopy feed design and integration
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National Research Council Canada | National Capital Region Almonte, Ontario | Canada | about 15 hours ago
will be selected competitively and must demonstrate the ability to perform original, high-quality research in their chosen field. Research Associates will be offered appointments to the staff of the NRC
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competencies Ability to conduct materials research, including the synthesis, modification, characterization, and performance evaluation, using methods that are relevant to clean energy technologies. Knowledge
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for Drone Innovation, part of the NRC’s Drone and Flight Autonomy Lab, strengthens Canada’s ability to research, develop, test and validate advanced drone technologies. The Centre serves as a national hub