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Research Fellow, Acoustic Research Laboratory, Tropical Marine Science Institute

Research Fellow

2026-02-22

Location

Singapore

Tropical Marine Science Institute

Type

Full-time Academic

Required Qualifications

PhD in signal processing/machine learning/computer vision
Experience with underwater acoustics/marine robotics (desirable)
Practical machine learning (scientific/physics-informed preferred)
Strong programming in Julia/Python
Willingness to learn new skills
Interest in field work at sea

Research Areas

underwater acoustics
marine robotics
acoustic signal processing
machine learning
computer vision
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Research Fellow, Acoustic Research Laboratory, Tropical Marine Science Institute

Job Description

Research Fellow, Acoustic Research Laboratory, Tropical Marine Science Institute

The Acoustic Research Laboratory (ARL) undertakes research projects in the area of underwater acoustics and marine robotics. The Research Fellow will work across several projects to help develop, implement & test algorithms for acoustic signal processing, machine learning and/or computer vision. In addition to algorithmic work, the Research Fellow is expected to work with engineers to develop systems to test the algorithms, help plan & conduct field trials, collate & organize data, process the data using the algorithms, write up the results in the form of internal & external reports as well as publications & patents.

Qualifications

  • Ph.D. or equivalent degree in signal processing / machine learning / computer vision
  • Experience with underwater acoustics / marine robotics is desirable
  • Experience with practical machine learning (scientific machine learning or physics-informed machine learning preferred)
  • Strong scientific programming skills (experience with Julia or Python programming languages preferred)
  • Willingness to learn new skills
  • Interest in practical implementation & field work (at sea)

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Frequently Asked Questions

🎓What qualifications are required for this Research Fellow position?

A PhD or equivalent degree in signal processing, machine learning, or computer vision is required. Desirable experience includes underwater acoustics or marine robotics. Preference for practical machine learning (scientific or physics-informed) and strong Julia or Python programming skills. See academic CV tips.

🔬What are the main responsibilities?

Develop, implement, and test algorithms for acoustic signal processing, machine learning, and/or computer vision. Collaborate with engineers on systems, plan/conduct field trials, organize/process data, and produce reports, publications, and patents. Explore postdoc research success.

🌊Is experience in underwater acoustics necessary?

No, it is desirable but not mandatory. The role focuses on algorithm development across projects in underwater acoustics and marine robotics. Candidates with strong PhD in related fields and willingness to learn are encouraged. Check research jobs.

📅What is the application deadline and how to apply?

Applications close on February 22, 2026. Click 'Apply now' in the original post. Prepare your CV highlighting PhD, programming, and relevant experience. Refer to research assistant tips for preparation.

Does the role involve fieldwork?

Yes, expect to help plan and conduct field trials at sea. Interest in practical implementation and field work is essential. Role based in Singapore at Tropical Marine Science Institute.

💻What programming languages are preferred?

Julia or Python programming experience is preferred for scientific computing. Strong skills in these are key for algorithm testing and data processing in underwater acoustics projects.

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