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management related tasks will also be part of the candidate's responsibilities. Requirements Candidates are required to have a PhD degree in computer science, mathematics, electrical and electronic engineering
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alignment with the strategic directions of the STS PNRR programme. Scientifically, you will in particular: propose and conduct rigorous research in the field of model-based digital system engineering and
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firm. Qualifications We’re looking for highly analytical people (math, physics, computer science, statistics, electrical engineering, etc.) who want to help build the research-driven trading firm of
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the firm. Qualifications We’re looking for highly analytical people (math, physics, computer science, statistics, electrical engineering, etc.) who want to help build the research-driven trading firm of
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: autonomous and fault-tolerant systems (including health monitoring systems), advanced guidance, control, estimation and optimisation techniques and tools, and the technology development of GNC sensors with a
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); units such as onboard computers, mass memories, remote terminals and instrument control units*; digital and analogue signal processing electronics for payload/platform functions; front-end acquisition and
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Division, Systems Department, Directorate of Technology, Engineering and Quality. The Future Engineering Division, in support of the programme directorates, is responsible for developing and providing
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-world environments will require rigorous testing and validation. Portability and Performance: Balancing the need for lightweight portability with the computational demands of high-fidelity simulations is