Postdoc in Information Theory: Sensing, Robustness & Security

AcademicTransfer; Netherlands; On-site; EUR 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

8% holiday allowance

8.3% year-end bonus

29 days annual leave (41 with flexible

ABP pension (employer 70%)

Training programs

On-campus child care

Wellbeing support (OpenUp)

Commuting/internet cost allowances

TU/e Postdoc Association

Job summary

Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) invites applications for a full-time Postdoctoral researcher position in the Information Theory and Applications group within the Electrical Engineering Department. The project focuses on information-theoretic foundations of sensing systems with emphasis on robustness and security.

The successful candidate will develop an independent research line while collaborating with the PI and the research group, contributing to high-impact publications and

Qualifications

• PhD degree in Electrical Engineering or closely related fields.
• Research experience in information theory (Shannon theory or network information theory). Knowledge of statistical signal processing and/or radar processing is a plus.
• Strong track record of high-quality research publications in peer reviewed journals and international conferences (e.g., IEEE Trans. Information Theory, ISIT and ITW).
• Proficiency in English (written and verbal).

Responsibilities

• Develop an independent research line under the supervision of the PI in ICT Lab.
• Collaborate with the PI and ICT Lab members on information-theoretic problems.
• Publish results in high-quality journals and present at international conferences.

Skills

PhD required

Information theory

Shannon theory

English proficiency

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering or related fields

Job description

Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) invites applications for a full-time Postdoctoral researcher position in the Information Theory and Applications group within the Electrical Engineering Department. The project focuses on information-theoretic foundations of sensing systems with emphasis on robustness and security.

The successful candidate will develop an independent research line while collaborating with the PI and the research group, contributing to high-impact publications and