GNSS Signal Processing Postdoc - Jamming & AI Methods

Karlstad University; Nantes; Sur place; EUR 30 000 - 41 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Partial working from home

Public transport paid for

Social benefits

Résumé du poste

IMT Atlantique invites applications for a Post-doctoral researcher in GNSS Signal Processing to join the Mathematical and Electrical Engineering department in Nantes. The role centers on analyzing jamming/spoofing threats, modeling complex GNSS signals, and developing adaptive spatio-temporal processing techniques.

The successful candidate will collaborate with ARKANE and industry partners, publish results, and contribute to scientific dissemination while working in a collaborative,

Qualifications

• Skills in signal processing (spatio-temporal, filtering, detection) and in modeling/simulation.
• Experience in scientific programming (Python, MATLAB, Julia, or equivalent) and good knowledge of GNSS systems (GPS, Galileo).
• Demonstrates scientific rigor, autonomy, and strong analytical and writing skills in scientific English.
• PhD obtained within the last 3 years in signal processing, telecommunications, or a related field.

Responsabilités

• Analyze the state of the art of jamming and spoofing threats affecting GNSS systems.
• Model and simulate realistic GNSS and interference signals; define antenna array geometries.
• Design and implement spatio-temporal signal processing methods and adaptive algorithms for interference detection.

Connaissances

Signal processing

Scientific programming

GNSS knowledge

Team collaboration

Formation

PhD

Outils

Python

MATLAB

Julia

Description du poste

IMT Atlantique invites applications for a Post-doctoral researcher in GNSS Signal Processing to join the Mathematical and Electrical Engineering department in Nantes. The role centers on analyzing jamming/spoofing threats, modeling complex GNSS signals, and developing adaptive spatio-temporal processing techniques.

The successful candidate will collaborate with ARKANE and industry partners, publish results, and contribute to scientific dissemination while working in a collaborative,