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Miami University Hamilton Campus invites motivated Undergraduate Research Assistants to join a multidisciplinary team focused on advanced manufacturing and workforce development. You will gain hands-on experience with AI, computer vision, and XR/MR, while working with CNC and milling equipment in a grant-funded environment.
The role emphasizes testing, data collection, and development of immersive manufacturing instructions, under supervision of faculty and researchers, with opportunities for
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Master 2 Undergrad
Applied Computing and Engineering Technology Department JM
Student (Fixed Term)
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Start ASAP/ Job ends June 2027
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Job Title: Undergraduate Research Assistant
Job Level: Student Master Level 2
Area: Advanced Manufacturing, AI, and Extended Reality (XR)
Start Date: As soon as possible
Appointment Period: ASAP through June 2027
Funding: Grant-funded position
Primary Work Location: Miami University Hamilton Campus/Advanced Manufacturing Hub
We are seeking motivated and versatile Undergraduate Research Assistants to join a multidisciplinary research team working in advanced manufacturing and workforce development at Miami University’s Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub.
The student will gain hands‑on research experience working with advanced manufacturing equipment, robotics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), computer vision, and Extended/Mixed Reality (XR/MR). The position will focus on two primary areas:
Applicants should be undergraduate students in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Robotics, Mechatronics, Computer Science, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Automation, or a related technical field.
The ideal candidate is hands‑on, dependable, technically curious, and eager to learn. Experience with programming, robotics, manufacturing, AI, computer vision, XR/MR, data analysis, or industrial automation is beneficial but not required.
This grant‑funded position provides an excellent opportunity to gain applied undergraduate research experience while working alongside a talented research team on emerging technologies in advanced manufacturing and workforce development.
The position is expected to begin as soon as possible and continue through June 2027, subject to satisfactory performance and continued grant funding.
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Amy Francko
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