Postdoc: Information Theory for Robust Sensing Systems

TUE; Eindhoven; On-site; EUR 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday allowance 8%

Year-end bonus 8.3%

Highly generous leave: 29–41 days per

ABP pension scheme participation

Professional development programs

On-campus childcare facilities

Mental health support services

Commuting and home internet costs aid

TU/e Postdoc Association

Job summary

TU/e’s ICT Lab in the Electrical Engineering Department invites applications for a two-year, full‑time postdoctoral researcher position in information theory and sensing systems. The project, funded by NWO via a Vidi grant, focuses on robustness and security for sensing systems and fundamental limits.

You will develop an independent line of research while collaborating with the PI and the research group, contributing to high‑quality publications and benefiting from TU/e’s strong research

Qualifications

• PhD in Electrical Engineering or closely related field.
• Research experience in information theory (Shannon theory or network information theory).
• Strong track record of high-quality publications in peer reviewed journals/conferences.
• Proficiency in English (written and verbal).

Responsibilities

• Develop independent research in information theory and sensing.
• Collaborate closely with Dr. Hamdi Joudeh and the PI's group.
• Publish results in top journals and conferences.

Skills

Information theory research

English proficiency

Strong publication record

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering or closely related field

Job description

TU/e’s ICT Lab in the Electrical Engineering Department invites applications for a two-year, full‑time postdoctoral researcher position in information theory and sensing systems. The project, funded by NWO via a Vidi grant, focuses on robustness and security for sensing systems and fundamental limits.

You will develop an independent line of research while collaborating with the PI and the research group, contributing to high‑quality publications and benefiting from TU/e’s strong research