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BITS Pilani, K. K. Birla Goa Campus invites applications for JRF-cum-PhD positions under ISRO- and DST-funded projects. The role focuses on developing next-generation communication and navigation systems with opportunities in embedded systems, SDR, FPGA and GNSS processing.
Candidates should have BE/BTech in Electronics/ECE, ME/MTech in related fields, and a strong math/signal processing background, plus programming skills in C/C++, Python and/or MATLAB. PhD pursuit is encouraged.
We are inviting applications forJRF-cum-PhD positionsunderISRO- and DST-funded research projectsatBITS Pilani, K. K. Birla Goa Campus.
We are looking for highly motivated candidates interested in developingnext-generation communication and navigation systems, with research opportunities in:
JRF-cum-PhD Opportunities | 5G/6G, GNSS, LEO-PNT & Joint Navigation-Communication
We are inviting applications forJRF-cum-PhD positionsunderISRO- and DST-funded research projectsatBITS Pilani, K. K. Birla Goa Campus.
We are looking for highly motivated candidates interested in developingnext-generation communication and navigation systems, with research opportunities in:
JRF-cum-PhD Opportunities | 5G/6G, GNSS, LEO-PNT & Joint Navigation-Communication
We are looking for candidates with:
Strong fundamentals are essential
For candidates interested inLEO-PNT and joint navigation-communication, an understanding ofDoppler, satellite dynamics, signal propagation, synchronization, positioning and communication waveformswill be particularly useful.
The research involves going beyond simulations and working towardsreal receiver implementations and experimental validation.
Depending on the project, the work may involve:
Mathematical modelling → Algorithm development → Simulation → SDR → FPGA/RFSoC/Embedded implementation → Hardware experimentation → Receiver validation
Candidates seriously interested in applying are encouraged to studyGNSS Receiver Design lecture material from Stanford Universityand develop a clear understanding of how a complete navigation receiver works.
In particular, candidates should understand the receiver chain:
RF Signal → ADC → Digital Signal Processing → Acquisition → Tracking → Navigation Data Demodulation → PVT
Similarly, candidates interested in communication research should have a clear understanding of:
Information/Data → Modulation → Channel → Synchronization → Demodulation → Detection/Decoding
The objective is to develop researchers who understand themathematical foundations, algorithms and actual hardware implementationof communication and navigation receivers.
These positions are intended for candidates who areseriously interested in pursuing a PhD and developing deep expertise in communication, navigation and embedded receiver systems.
The work will requirestrong mathematical foundations, programming ability, problem-solving skills and willingness to work hands-on with hardware.
If you are excited aboutbuilding the next generation of resilient GNSS, LEO-PNT and 5G/6G joint navigation-communication systems, this could be an excellent opportunity to pursue a PhD while working on challenging real-world research problems.
As per applicable Government of India rules and funding agency norms.
BITS Pilani, K. K. Birla Goa Campus
Strong fundamentals matter more than simply knowing a particular software tool. We are looking for candidates who want to understand, design and build the receiver.