Postdoctoral Researcher: AI & Wireless Networking

Ohio State University; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ohio State University in Columbus invites applications for a Post Doctoral Scholar in Electrical and Computer Engineering. The scholar will conduct cutting-edge research in wireless networks and machine learning, collaborating with graduate students, faculty, and DoD partners on diverse initiatives.

The role includes developing course modules, supporting proposals, and assisting with project management and reporting for sponsored research. Location: Dreese Laboratories.

Responsibilities

• 50% Responsible for conducting research in artificial intelligence (AI) and networking-related areas. The position includes assisting with the supervision and mentoring of graduate and undergraduate students involved in the Institute's research activities, as well as contributing to the writing, editing, and publication of conference papers and journal articles.
• 20% Works collaboratively with the project team to ensure that research and educational activities meet planned milestones and project objectives. Assists in coordinating and co-organizing seminars, annual workshops, and regular project meetings, and supports the planning and execution of related activities.
• 20% Assists in coordinating activities among interdisciplinary research teams and supports faculty in the development of educational modules and instructional materials. Maintains and updates project repositories to ensure research resources, documentation, and educational content remain current and well organized.
• 10% Prepare technical reports, scholarly publications, and presentations to communicate research findings. Assist in mentoring student employees and participate in research group and unit meetings.

Job description

The Ohio State University in Columbus invites applications for a Post Doctoral Scholar in Electrical and Computer Engineering. The scholar will conduct cutting-edge research in wireless networks and machine learning, collaborating with graduate students, faculty, and DoD partners on diverse initiatives.

The role includes developing course modules, supporting proposals, and assisting with project management and reporting for sponsored research. Location: Dreese Laboratories.