PhD in Communications Networks Technische Universität Berlin in Germany

🚀 TU Darmstadt is advertising a PhD opportunity in energy-efficient AI hardware within the Hardware for Artificial Intelligence research group led by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Grace Li Zhang at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. The position is for a Research Associate / PhD Candidate (all genders) focused on high-performance, low-power digital hardware accelerators for AI . Research directions mentioned include FPGA-based hardware accelerators , voltage scaling for energy...

Chalmers University of Technology is offering a postdoctoral position in Mission-Critical Resilience for 6G Transport Networks within the Division of Communications, Antennas and Optical Networks at the Department of Electrical Engineering in Gothenburg, Sweden. The role sits at the intersection of next-generation communication networks, transport-network design, resilience engineering, and machine learning for networking. The position is part of FiSRE (Towards Resilient 6G Networks), a Vinnova-...

GOAL Lab at Queen's University is looking for multiple PhD students for the Fall 2027 admission cycle. The opening is in Computer Science / Computer Engineering and is led by Dr. Salimur Choudhury , Associate Professor at Queen's School of Computing. Eligibility highlights: candidates must have a master's degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering by the time of admission. The post also notes that there are no master's student openings at the moment. Application process: email your CV, t...

PhD position in Generative AI for Automotive Software Engineering at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany. This fully funded doctoral opening focuses on LLMs, VLMs, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), agentic AI, software-defined vehicles, and AI-supported software engineering . The project is carried out in collaboration with academic and industrial partners and covers the full automotive software lifecycle, including requirements, architecture, code generation, testing, deployme...

Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS in Dresden, Germany is advertising a PhD opening in analog and mixed-signal IC design focused on next-generation AI hardware. The project develops highly efficient computation-in-memory (CIM) solutions using novel non-volatile and ferroelectric memory chips, with applications in deep learning, machine learning, and computer vision. The doctoral researcher will work on the design and verification of analog and mixed-signal circuits such as ADC, ...