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BUSINESS DEVELOPER to join a team of research experts from the School of Electrical Engineering. A funded Research to Business project SkyWake develops advancing imaging technology for small telescopes
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for the position: You hold (or expect to shortly receive) a PhD in computer science, statistics, mathematics or a related field. You have previous experience in information technology, preferably demonstrated by a
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computing and quantum advantage is a prospective topic across four application domains: bioinformatics, breeding, biomaterial synthesis, and cellulose‑processing enzyme design. You will develop hybrid quantum
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: bioinformatics, breeding, biomaterial synthesis, and cellulose‑processing enzyme design. You will develop hybrid quantum‑classical algorithms to tackle domain‑specific, computationally demanding problems. Methods
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future! Your role and goals Your primary task as a doctoral researcher is to conduct research in quantum algorithms and quantum information, leading to the completion of your PhD. You are expected to take
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conduct research in quantum algorithms and quantum information, leading to the completion of your PhD. You are expected to take an active role in advancing the MQS group’s research projects. Our recent work
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graduation date must be clearly stated in the application. Candidates must have completed the master’s degree before the PhD contract begins. Aalto University’s employees should apply for the position via our
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in the autumn term 2026 are welcome to apply, but the expected graduation date must be clearly stated in the application. Candidates must have completed the master’s degree before the PhD contract
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watermarked audio data, improving content-based audio watermarking, and evaluating robustness against removal, spoofing, adversarial attacks, and realistic downstream processing. Your role and goals As the
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deep generative models for speech and audio, speech synthesis, differentiable signal processing, deepfake detection, and watermarking. In addition to the Aalto speech groups and the Doctoral Researcher