Uppsala universitet, Institutionen för teknikvetenskaper

The Department of Engineering Sciences is one of the largest at Uppsala University and conducts research within a number of different technical subjects. The department has approximately 360 employees and has its activities at the Ångström Laboratory and Campus Gotland. The position is at the Signals and Systems division, The Ångstrom Laboratory. 

Duties: To conduct original research in the area of signal- and information processing and control over wireless in-body area networks, in particular:

  • theoretical analysis of secure and resilient networked estimation and control subject to malicious attacks such as, e.g., data integrity, eavesdropping, and jamming attacks,
  • algorithms for strategic system design, and
  • energy harvesting powered in-body networks, e.g., networks involving implanted devices. Relevant areas also include distributed and decentralized estimation- and control algorithm design suitable for in-body networks.

Experience of theoretical and experimental work within the field is important, as is experience of extensive programming in MATLAB. The duties include theoretical analysis, algorithm design and implementation via software-based simulations, and ex-vivo trials, and documentation in the form of technical papers and reports. Some teaching in the undergraduate and/or graduate education and supervision of PhD students may be included in the position not exceeding 20%.

Qualifications required: To qualify for an employment as a post-doctor, the applicant must hold a PhD degree or a foreign qualification deemed equivalent to a PhD, and the PhD degree must have been obtained no more than three years prior to the application date; however, for example, periods of sick leave or parental leave are deducted from the three-year period.

For this position it is required to have a PhD in Signal Processing, Automatic Control or Wireless Communications, preferably with applications to networked systems or a closely related subject with high quality publications in the related area of signal processing, control and wireless sensor networks. Emphasis will be placed on a strong mathematical background and documented research experience in signal processing and control and/or wireless sensor networks. It is desired that the applicant has experience in the area of secure and resilient signal processing and control.

Uppsala University strives to be an inclusive workplace that promotes equal opportunities and attracts qualified candidates who can contribute to the University’s excellence and diversity. We welcome applications from all sections of the community and from people of all backgrounds.

Salary: Individual salary.
 
Starting date: 01-09-2019 or as soon as possible therafter.

Type of employment: Temporary position two years according to central collective agreement.

Scope of employment: 100 %.

For further information about the position please contact: Prof Anders Ahlén (anders.ahlen@signal.uu.se), or Professor Subhrakanti Dey, (Subhrakanti.Dey@signal.uu.se), or Associate Senior Lecturer André Teixeira, (andre.teixeira@angstrom.uu.se).

Information about the division of Signals and Systems can be found at www.signal.uu.se.

Please submit your application by 15 August 2019 UFV-PA 2019/2357.

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Type of employment Temporary position
Contract type Full time
First day of employment 1st September 2019 or as soon as possible therafter
Salary Fixed salary
Number of positions 1
Full-time equivalent 100%
City Uppsala
County Uppsala län
Country Sweden
Reference number UFV-PA 2019/2357
Union representative
  • Saco-rådet, saco@uadm.uu.se
  • ST/TCO, tco@fackorg.uu.se
  • Seko Universitetsklubben, seko@uadm.uu.se
Published 01.Jul.2019
Last application date 15.Aug.2019 11:59 PM CEST

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