"Post-Doctoral Associate"

Description

The Communication Theory and Technologies (CT&T) Research Group in the Division of Engineering, New York University Abu Dhabi, seeks to recruit a Post-Doctoral Associate. The candidate will be under the supervision of CT&T Research Group Director Prof. Dr. Murat Uysal and is expected to carry out cutting-edge research on the physical layer design of wireless communication systems and explore enabling technologies for 6G and beyond wireless networks.

Applicants must hold a PhD degree in electrical/electronics engineering, telecommunications or related field. Other requirements include

• Strong background in communication theory, signal processing, and wireless communications,
• Extensive experience in physical (PHY) layer algorithm design and performance analysis,
• Proven track record of publications in relevant IEEE journals and conferences,
• Strong verbal and written skills in English,
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills and capacity to pursue independent research.

In addition to the above qualifications, the applicants should have prior research experience in one or more of the following research topics:

• Waveform design for emerging spectrum (FR3, MMW, sub-THz/THz)
• Extreme massive MIMO communications
• Analog, digital and hybrid beamforming architectures
• Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces
• Machine learning for wireless communications
• Hardware-constrained signal processing for wireless communications
• Channel modeling and characterization

Applications will be accepted immediately and candidates will be considered until the positions are filled. To be considered, all applicants must submit

• Cover letter
• Curriculum vitae with full publication list
• BSc, MSc and PhD transcripts
• Research statement
• Contact details of at least three references.

All attachments should be in PDF format. If you have any questions, please email Prof. Dr. Murat Uysal at murat.uysal@nyu.edu

The terms of employment are very competitive and include housing and educational subsidies for children.