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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Laboratory for High Power Electronic Systems (HPE) at the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering of ETH Zurich conducts internationally leading
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with our research team, you will be responsible for the embedded firmware and electronics that power our modular rehabilitation system, with the objective of transforming research prototypes into a
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. Our current projects involve large-scale web and text analysis, as well as computer vision and visual data analysis. Applicants may have experience in one or both areas described below. You do not need
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10%-30%, Zurich, fixed-term As part of Grid2050 and NCCR Automation, we are building a high-performance, secure, and fault-tolerant data infrastructure to power cutting-edge energy research
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security, especially in relation to armed conflicts, the global illicit economy, transitions from war to peace, and the interconnections between local conflict dynamics and global shifts in order and power
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if there is funding and if there is mutual agreement to continue the cooperation. We offer a workplace in the center of Zurich with attractive working conditions. Further training and the ability to conduct
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, organizational and interpersonal skills Curious, cooperative and independent personality Proactive approach to tasks Ability to work independently and as part of a team Willingness to travel, including to conflict
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software, and fault-management functions. Integrate flight software with onboard computers, sensors, actuators, payload electronics, communication interfaces, ground systems, and externally supplied
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German and English skills Ability to think conceptually and work independently Strong interest in research and methodologies from psychology and social sciences Workplace Workplace We offer Your job with
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identify technological barriers to power density of planar magnetics. The developed models should be integrated into optimisation procedures for power electronic converter systems in a computationally