Research Lead: Multi-Agent Systems & Distributed Computing

ntu; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

NTU Singapore, a leading research-intensive university, invites applicants for roles in the College of Computing and Data Science. The work focuses on resource allocation for distributed computing with emphasis on path planning and execution for multi-agent systems.

Candidates with PhD, Masters, or Bachelor degrees in Computer Science or related fields are welcome. Strong research track record and independent, collaborative skills are essential for success.

Qualifications

• PhD holders for Research Fellows; Masters for Research Associates; Bachelors for Research Assistants.
• Strong knowledge in multi-agent systems or distributed computing, algorithm design and analysis, and optimization.
• Proven research experience; independent, analytical, proactive and a team player.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on resource allocation and distributed computing with a focus on multi-agent systems.
• Design and develop algorithms for path planning, coordination, and execution in multi-agent environments.
• Analyze theoretical aspects of distributed systems, including optimization, scalability, and efficiency.
• Implement and test proposed methods through simulations or real-world experiments.
• Evaluate system performance using metrics such as latency, throughput, fairness, and robustness.

Skills

Multi-agent systems

Distributed computing

Algorithm design

Optimization

Communication skills

Education

PhD in Computer Science

Master in Computer Science

Bachelor in Computer Science

Job description

NTU Singapore, a leading research-intensive university, invites applicants for roles in the College of Computing and Data Science. The work focuses on resource allocation for distributed computing with emphasis on path planning and execution for multi-agent systems.

Candidates with PhD, Masters, or Bachelor degrees in Computer Science or related fields are welcome. Strong research track record and independent, collaborative skills are essential for success.