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A leading Canadian university in Toronto seeks a researcher with a PhD in Electrical Engineering to study Rydberg receivers for communications. The role involves assessing their benefits and limitations, publishing results, and collaborating on machine learning optimizations. This one-year term position is part-time and welcomes diverse applications.
Date Posted: 10/01/2025
Faculty/Division: Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
Department: Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Campus: St. George (Downtown Toronto)
The potential use of Rydberg atoms as sensing devices opens up several avenues for research, both in communications and sensing. The goal of this effort is to understand the benefits and potential pitfalls of the use of Rydberg receivers. Of specific interest is the use of Rydberg receivers in interference limited settings, analyzing the limitations of Rydberg receivers such as, but not limited to, their sensitivity to measurement time, frequency uncertainty, measurement noise. Further topics of interest are the use of Rydberg receivers as sensors to measure incident fields. The optimization of these receivers is of interest, particularly the potential use of machine learning in the optimization process. Laboratory and supervisory support will be provided by Prof. Raviraj Adve.
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Required Documents:
Candidates are requested to submit a comprehensive cover letter that summarizes the research experience of the applicant and a CV.
Job Details:
This is a 1-year term position at 50% FTE. The closing date is 10/09/2025, 11:59PM ET.
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
We are committed to equal employment opportunities and welcome applications from diverse candidates.