Research Associate in Digital Signal Processing | Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in
Christian-Albrechts- Universität zu Kiel (CAU)
Job Summary
This role is for a Research Associate at the Christian-Albrechts University of Kiel, focusing on Digital Signal Processing within the Collaborative Research Center 1261, which develops highly sensitive magnetoelectric sensors for medical applications (biomagnetic diagnosis). The core objective is to establish real-time movement analysis using magnetoelectric and inertial sensor systems. Day-to-day tasks involve developing real-time movement models, implementing a graphical user interface, training AI models for various movements and clinical pictures, and supervising Bachelor's and Master's students. The ideal candidate holds a strong Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, possesses practical experience in C/C++ and Qt programming, and has foundational knowledge in digital signal processing, system theory, or machine learning. This fixed-term position offers the opportunity to pursue a PhD within a structured doctoral program, collaborating closely with material science and medical research groups.
Required Skills
Education
Master's degree or comparable in Electrical Engineering
Experience
- Professional experience in C/C++ and Qt programming
- Experience with scientific research questions
- Ability to work independently and systematically on experimental tasks
Languages
Additional
- Fixed-term contract until June 30, 2028 (Project end); Possibility to prepare a PhD thesis.
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