Acoustic Research Associate: Marine ML & Field Trials

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent educational institution in Singapore is seeking a Research Associate for the Acoustic Research Laboratory at the Tropical Marine Science Institute. The role involves developing and testing algorithms for underwater acoustics and machine learning, as well as collaboration on field trials. Candidates should have a relevant master's degree and strong programming skills in Python or Julia. This position offers an exciting opportunity in marine robotics research with potential for publications and patents.

Qualifications

• Masters or equivalent degree in signal processing, machine learning, or computer vision.
• Experience with underwater acoustics or marine robotics is desirable.
• Strong scientific programming skills, preferably in Julia or Python.
• Strong scientific programming skills (Julia or Python preferred).
• Willingness to learn new skills and interest in practical implementation and field work.

Responsibilities

• Develop, implement, and test algorithms for acoustic signal processing and machine learning.
• Collaborate with engineers to develop systems for testing algorithms.
• Conduct field trials and process data using algorithms.
• Process data using the developed algorithms.
• Write reports and publications based on findings.

Skills

Signal processing

Machine learning

Python programming

Scientific programming

Field work

Education

Masters or equivalent degree in signal processing / machine learning / computer vision

Tools

Julia

Job description

A prominent educational institution in Singapore is seeking a Research Associate for the Acoustic Research Laboratory at the Tropical Marine Science Institute. The role involves developing and testing algorithms for underwater acoustics and machine learning, as well as collaboration on field trials. Candidates should have a relevant master's degree and strong programming skills in Python or Julia. This position offers an exciting opportunity in marine robotics research with potential for publications and patents.