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National Research Council Canada | National Capital Region Almonte, Ontario | Canada | about 16 hours ago
organization. The Research Associate Program provides promising scientists and engineers with the opportunity to work in a challenging research environment during the early stages of their career. Applicants
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the National Capital Region and Forbes Canada’s Best Employers! As Canada’s largest research and innovation organization, our world-renowned research pushes the boundaries of science and engineering to make
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the National Capital Region and Forbes Canada’s Best Employers! As Canada’s largest research and innovation organization, our world-renowned research pushes the boundaries of science and engineering to make
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be given further consideration as candidates: Education Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Photonics, Optical Engineering, or a closely related field. As part of the RA Program you must have
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for optimization algorithm development and associated experts for integration into the experimental workflow. You will work with a team that possesses focused skill sets (subject matter expert, AI/ML, robotics and
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working with AI/ML experts for optimization algorithm development and associated experts for integration into the experimental workflow. You will work with a team that possesses focused skill sets (subject
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ambitious AI Methods for Implementation Science (AIM-IS) program. The AIM-IS program brings together an international team of leading scholars and collaborators to develop a framework, toolkit, and reporting
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Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Physics, or a related field with specialization in Radio Frequency (RF) systems, Electromagnetics, Signal Processing, or Spectrum Operations; Master’s degree in
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. The maximum period of employment as an Associate is 5 years. Who can apply You are eligible for the Research Associate Program if you possess a Ph.D. in natural science or engineering or a Master's degree in an
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