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professor level in the broad area of computer systems, networking, and embedded systems. The position is based in Blacksburg, Virginia, with opportunities for collaboration across Virginia Tech’s Institute
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Job Description The Network Engineer Assistant contributes to the installation, configuration, administration, and support of Virginia Tech residential and campus networks and associated services
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operations of FBRI's network, systems and delivered services. The incumbent will play a key role in the implementation of services, data integrity, recoverability and security of the environment. This will
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for campus HVAC building controls, lighting controls, and building control system network to ensure occupant comfort, space pressurization, improve system efficiency, and reduce facility operating costs
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; managing key control and Hokie Passport activities; managing network infrastructure and services (NI&S) activities; and serving as the emergency coordinator for the department, ensuring compliance with
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reinforcement learning and/or tensor networks are preferred. Other responsibilities include communicating results in journal publications and conferences as well as mentoring junior members of the group
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assessment models, and statistical modeling in both frequentist and Bayesian frameworks • A solid track record of publications Appointment Type Restricted Salary Information Commensuate with experience Review
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, and network optimization for 6G networks and FutureG wireless networks. Successful candidates will have the chance to work with top-notch researchers from both academia and industry on future wireless
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systems, or laboratory equipment interfaces. • Ability to understand computer hardware, software, networks, and operating systems, and ability to configure systems to work effectively and reliably
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, including the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station (VAES) and its statewide network of Agricultural Research and Extension Centers (ARECs). The position works under the direction of the Associate Dean and