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Research Opportunities

Telecommunications

Work description

• Survey the state of the art in emerging wireless networks, including their simulation using real data assimilation, machine learning, and digital twin approaches.


• Collaborate in the writing of technical reports on communications protocols, algorithms, and mechanisms developed.


• Develop new modules enabling the simulation and/or experimentation of emerging wireless networks.


• Write publications in co-authorship within the scope of the work developed;


• Write the final activity report of the grant.

Academic Qualifications

Student in Electrical Engineering or similar

Minimum profile required

• Solid knowledge in TCP/IP stack and Linux;


• Proven previous research experience in the telecommunications area.


• Programming skills in C++ and Python.

Preference factors

• Knowledge in IEEE 802.11, 5G, IoT technologies, and LEO Satellite connections.


• Knowledge in Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning.


• Knowledge in discrete event-driven simulation.

Application Period

Since 06 Dec 2024 to 19 Dec 2024

Centre

Telecommunications and Multimedia

Scientific Advisor

Rui Lopes Campos

What we offer

• Multicultural and collaborative environment


• A multicultural, international and collaborative environment that makes it easier to exchange ideas, work in networks and create synergies.


• International projects


• The possibility of working in international projects with some of the most important companies in the field.


• Mentoring


• Mentoring with the best researchers in the fields of electrical and industrial engineering, bioengineering, information technology and physics.


• Self Improvement


• The possibility of participating in international conferences, workshops, seminars and vocational training.


• Other Benefits and Perks


• Flexible working time, health insurance, discounts in hotels, transportation, etc.


• Informal Events


• Annual informal events, such as the multicultural party.

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