Doctoral Thesis: Embedded Generative AI for Sensor Applications | Doctoral Thesis: Embedded Generative AI for Sensor Applicati
Infineon Technologies AG
Job Summary
This doctoral thesis offers a unique opportunity to pursue a PhD while gaining professional experience within Infineon's industrial setting. The research focuses on deploying generative AI models, including transformers and convolutional networks, on resource-constrained embedded systems like microcontrollers. Key challenges addressed include limited memory, computational capacity, energy efficiency, and low-latency requirements. The role involves investigating state-of-the-art techniques such as model compression and architecture optimization, as well as proposing custom microcontroller enhancements like specialized accelerators. Through prototype implementations and real-world validation, the aim is to enable energy-efficient, scalable generative AI for next-generation IoT and edge computing. This position is ideal for individuals seeking to advance their research in a collaborative environment with mentorship from both university professors and Infineon experts.
Required Skills
Education
Doctoral degree (PhD) in progress or planned, in cooperation with Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg
Experience
- Professional experience in a research-intensive environment
- Experience with academic research and thesis work
Languages
Additional
- Not specified
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