Postdoctoral Scholar — RF/mm-Wave Integrated Circuit Design University of California, Irvine in United States

Johns Hopkins University is hiring a U.S.-based postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering to contribute to the O²-RAN project. The research focuses on the design and development of O-RU and O-DU systems for 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks. The postdoctoral researcher will work on massive MIMO technologies in the L/S bands, RF front-end design, beamforming, FPGA implementation, and hardware integration. The position is suited to researchers with strong practical...

This research opportunity at the DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory in Adelphi, Maryland focuses on integrated optics and RF photonics for communication systems and phased array antenna control . The project investigates how sophisticated functionality can be realized through monolithic integration of waveguide couplers, delay lines, modulators, detectors, and related opto-electronic components. The work centers on the design, fabrication, and characterization of novel waveguide architectures and i...

PhD openings are being shared for Next-Generation Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) at Johns Hopkins University , with research spanning satellite communications , 5G NR-NTN , AI-native NTN , and O-RAN . There are two possible research tracks: 1) AI-Native NTN Systems & O-RAN Build 5G NR-NTN architectures, protocols, and software stacks for satellite networks. Topics include propagation delay, Doppler, timing synchronization, satellite mobility, dynamic topology, beam/cell handovers, AI-native RAN ...

University of California, Irvine is hiring a Postdoctoral Scholar in wireless communications , digital signal processing , reinforcement learning , large language models , and software-defined radios . The position is part of an interdisciplinary research effort led by Payam Heydari (Chancellor’s Professor and Henry Samueli Faculty Excellence Professor, UC Irvine). The project focuses on AI-enabled circuits/systems that translate high-level mission objectives into deployable communications DSP s...

ETH Zurich’s Energy-Efficient Circuits and Intelligent Systems Group (EECIS) is seeking a doctoral or postdoctoral researcher to develop energy- and area-efficient high-speed analog-to-digital converters for next-generation wireline transceivers serving AI data centers. The project addresses the interconnect bottleneck created by large-scale GPU clusters. It aims to develop active electrical cables with extended reach using space-time coded signaling, reduced baud rates, and ADC-based receivers ...