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Do you have a talent for speech acoustics and do you want to use those skills in an ongoing research project? Are you interested in how children across languages develop their speech production
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Teaser Text The AI in Education (AIED) programme manager at Universiteit Leiden is seeking a motivated Student Assistant with a background in Educational Sciences to support our project managers and
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Teaser Text The AI in Education (AIED) programme manager at Universiteit Leiden is seeking a tech-savvy Student Assistant with a background in Machine Learning or a related field. You will play a
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about working in a newly set-up administration Experienced in student administration, preferably experienced with SAP registrations• Excellent oral and written command of the English language Experience
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the organization Understanding of how emerging technologies (e.g., AI-driven search) can influence user behaviour Fluent in English, both written and spoken - and willingness to learn Dutch if not a Dutch speaker
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thrive in a team and contribute to an open, positive working atmosphere. Language skills – You are fluent in English (spoken and written); proficiency in Dutch is preferred. Are you ready to set the course
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. You liaise between them and appreciate the different worlds they come from. Scouting of new ideas Creating a valorisation plan together with the researchers Creating a valorisation package (IP, know-how
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partners of the UvA Data Science Centre. You: bring together participants from different disciplines; expanding and deepening our network; manage the various programs of the DSC and make sure these run
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to obtain) a Master’s degree in Computer Science, AI, Data Science, Software Engineering, or a closely related discipline. You have strong programming skills (Python, version control tools like Git
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skills, including an ability to tailor communication for different audiences; Good command of English and willingness to learn Dutch if not yet proficient; Familiarity with organisation ‘The Carpentries