Predoctoral Researcher: Wireless Networks & Teaching

AAU; Klagenfurt am Wörthersee; On-site; EUR 48,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working hours

Remote options

Non-working days on Dec 24, Dec 31, &

Company pension contribution

Job summary

The University of Klagenfurt invites applications for a predoc university assistant in the Mobile Systems Group. You will conduct research on future networked systems with a focus on wireless sensing or resilience, and pursue a doctoral degree while teaching exercises and labs in the ICE and Robotics & AI programs.

The role blends research with teaching, mentoring students, and helping with department activities.

Qualifications

• Diploma or Master’s degree in information and communications engineering or closely related field.
• Knowledge in at least three areas among wireless sensing, networks, resilience, simulation, and stochastic analysis.
• Advanced programming skills in Python, C/C++, or R; Java or C# acceptable as alternative.
• Fluent in written and spoken English.
• Strong scientific writing and presentation abilities.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on future networked systems with emphasis on wireless sensing or resilience.
• Engage in independent work toward a doctoral degree in Technical Sciences.
• Teach exercises and labs in ICE and related programmes; assist in courses listed in the posting.
• Mentor students and contribute to department and PR activities.
• Collaborate on research projects and maintain research databases.

Skills

Wireless sensing

Network resilience

Simulation tools

Stochastic analysis

Python/C/C++/R programming

English proficiency

Scientific writing

Education

Diploma or Master’s in Information and Communications Engineering

Tools

Python

C/C++

R

Job description

The University of Klagenfurt invites applications for a predoc university assistant in the Mobile Systems Group. You will conduct research on future networked systems with a focus on wireless sensing or resilience, and pursue a doctoral degree while teaching exercises and labs in the ICE and Robotics & AI programs.

The role blends research with teaching, mentoring students, and helping with department activities.