Mach aus dieser Rolle ein Vorstellungsgespräch — ein Lebenslauf und ein Anschreiben, die darauf ausgerichtet sind, was dieser Arbeitgeber sucht.
Huawei Technologies Switzerland AG in Zurich/Lausanne conducts cutting-edge research in computing architectures for wireless and AI systems. The role focuses on exploring new computing approaches to boost performance, power efficiency, and scalability across future telecom and AI platforms.
The ideal candidate has a PhD/masters in CS, 5+ years in SoC design, and strong English. The position offers world-class collaboration, access to top-tier research tools, and opportunities to shape next‑gen
Huawei's vision is to enrich lives through communication and intelligent innovation. As a global leader in information and communications technology (ICT), Huawei drives innovation in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and smart device technologies. Through its Carrier, Enterprise, and Consumer business groups, the company delivers advanced Network Infrastructure, Cloud and AI Platforms, and industry-leading devices. Huawei supports 45 of the world’s top 50 telecom operators and serves one-third of the global population, with operations in over 170 countries and a workforce of more than 200,000 employees. Huawei Technologies Switzerland AG contributes to this innovation through cutting-edge research, with offices in Zurich and Lausanne focusing on High-Performance Computing, Computer Architecture, Computer Vision, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Neuromorphic Computing, Wireless Technologies, Networking, and related fields. We are a unique team of innovative, diverse individuals who have come together from multiple backgrounds to create advanced Computing Architectures for wireless and AI systems. The people who work here are generalists, and we complement each other. Our primary mission is driving new fundamental research and innovation to achieve breakthroughs in future computing systems. The passion for exploring uncharted territory makes us thrive. We seek a highly talented researcher to explore novel computing architectures for the next-generation wireless systems and analyze key architectural trade-offs in coordination with cross-functional domain experts.