The work at SUTD offers opportunity, an environment, a culture – and benefits – that just aren't found together anywhere else. If you're curious, motivated, want to be part of a unique community, and help shape the future – then take a look at this opportunity.

Research Fellow, Science, Mathematics and Technology Cluster – LBELL group, to work on cutting-edge brain-inspired computing research as a member of the group that includes Desmond Loke and Yu Jiang. There will be a possibility to work with external collaborators for the deployment of brain-inspired computing algorithms.

Job Scope

• The candidate will join an interdisciplinary and highly collaborative team of Scientists and Engineers.
• Responsible for enhancing the LBELL group's capability in brain-inspired computing development, and design of algorithms, overseeing model development and technology use, maintenance, and troubleshooting;
• Communicating results to the scientific community through publications and presentations; and
• Supervising undergraduate students and laboratory technicians.

Job requirements

Required: a Ph.D. in mathematics, computer science or a related field; prior experience with machine learning, programming is required; experience with software system; strong interpersonal and oral presentation skills; self-motivation; and attention to detail. Must be able to follow safety protocols and maintain a safe work environment, contribute as part of a multidisciplinary team, execute detailed technical procedures meticulously, and prioritise and perform multiple tasks in a dynamic work environment. Supervisory experience is preferred.

SUTD invites applications for a Research Fellow position in a research project to develop intelligent, secure, and resilient future communications systems. In particular, to support a diverse set of use cases with ever-increasing requirements, the architectural design of 5G and future 6G systems emphasizes software-defined reconfigurability and AI-enabled intelligent operations. Open RAN --- as a generic term used by the community for an open radio access network architecture --- is viewed as a promising way to achieve this design objective. While open RAN promotes interoperable interfaces, RAN virtualization, and support for big data and AI-enabled RAN, its success requires us to overcome multiple challenges --- in particular, how to build intelligence and adaptability into such a system while still providing high assurance regarding its security and resilience. Our project aims to lay a solid foundation for designing secure and resilient open RAN systems.

The application should contain a complete resume, a cover letter describing the applicant's background (a PhD in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Telecommunications, or related disciplines, is required), past research experience and technical skillset, and contact information of up to three references.

A research fellow or postdoctoral researcher is needed in NRF ANR project to work on the new nanostructured materials for energy storage materials. The project is to understand the catalytic effect based nanomaterials ad their applications in the anode materials of lithium ion batteries.

We request to hire a PhD degree holder in the research field of material science and chemical engineering. The researcher is requested to work with the team on the preparation of the materials and evaluation of the prototype performance in the field.

He/she will design materials and devices. He will be in charge of materials synthesis, characterization and final prototype evaluation. Required skills include multiple fabrication and characterization tools in material science including various deposition techniques, SEM, XRD, Raman, electrochemical evaluation systems. Desired skills include research experience in energy storage, electrode design, and ion intercalation process.