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in the University System of Georgia. UNG is focused on a mission of educational excellence, leadership development and community engagement opportunities that develop students into leaders for a
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Research Infrastructure? Yes Offer Description Industrial Postdoctoral Researcher in Intelligent Wireless Communication for Battery-Less IoT About the Position TEGnology ApS and Aalborg University (AAU
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equipment to ensure maximum availability of the high-quality network resources currently provided to the campus community Administer and maintain all wireless network equipment to ensure premium coverage and
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Experience of using fault logging system Experience of network switches, patching and Wireless networks Experience of manual handling regulations Additional skills: Excellent problem solving skills including
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, printers, document cameras, scanners, projectors, network, wireless, VoIP. Utilize additional forms of communication, such as phone or face to face, as needed when processing IT Helpdesk cases/incidents in
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Area: Wireless Technologies Group: Wireless Circuits – Av Work Objectives: Development of new strategies for the design of power amplifier circuits for application in last generation cellular networks
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Excellent writing and communication skills Background in wireless communications, robotics, optimization, and ML/AI is a plus Good programming skills (C/C++, MATLAB, Python, etc.) Experience with platforms
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applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher position in the Communication Systems Division at KTH. The position is connected to the large European research initiative RAI-6Green and the Swedish Wireless
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, maintain, support, and optimize network hardware, software, systems, and communication links to help ensure reliable connectivity and day-to-day operations. This position will assist with troubleshooting
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methodologies for designing antenna systems for next-generation wireless communication networks. Research activities will focus on leveraging electromagnetic degrees of freedom as a guiding principle for the