This PhD position is offered by the Department of Electrical Radio Technologies for Automated and Connected Vehicles Research Group at Ilmenau University of Technology in Germany. The group is dedicated to advancing automated and connected driving, focusing on enabling vehicles to move safely in traffic through innovative communication and sensor technologies. The specific project involves developing efficient methods for measuring the reflectivity of road users, which is crucial for improving the reliability of their detection and enhancing vehicle-to-vehicle communication. The successful candidate will engage in scientific research on the metrological characterization of radar reflectivities, actively contribute to defining new research questions, and generate innovative ideas within the project context. Responsibilities also include supervising student assistants, maintaining close collaboration with research partners, and representing the group at conferences and through scientific publications. The position offers the opportunity to pursue a doctoral degree, participate in shaping the research group's organization, and contribute creatively to its development. Applicants must hold a diploma or master's degree in electrical engineering, communications technology, or a related field, and possess excellent English language skills. Preferred qualifications include experience in radar technology, microwave measurement technology, and signal processing, along with the ability to work independently. The university provides attractive remuneration according to the TV-L collective agreement, a special annual payment, 30 days of vacation per year, additional days off on December 24 and 31, a VBL pension scheme, individual training opportunities, and access to health and sports programs. Ilmenau University of Technology is renowned for its commitment to technology, mathematics, natural sciences, business, and media, emphasizing innovative teaching and interdisciplinary research. The institution values diversity and inclusivity, holding the "TOTAL E-Quality" distinction and prioritizing gender equality. Severely disabled applicants with equivalent professional suitability will be given preference. The application deadline is November 9, 2025. For further information, candidates may contact Thomas Dallmann by phone.