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Job Posting Title: Acoustic Signal Processing Algorithm Design & Data Analysis Engineering Scientist Associate ---- Hiring Department: Applied Research Laboratories ---- Position Open To: All
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Description The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing is seeking experienced mid-career or senior faculty to take on the role of Director for the (endowed) St. David’s Center for Health
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Job Posting Title: Acoustic Signal Processing Algorithm Design & Data Analysis Engineering Scientist Associate ---- Hiring Department: Applied Research Laboratories ---- Position Open To: All
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Engineer you will design, implement and test algorithms for autonomous decision making on Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles (UUVs) for the Advanced Technology Laboratory, at ARL. Responsibilities Identify
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System Designer you will design, implement and test algorithms for autonomous decision making on Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles (UUVs) for the Advanced Technology Laboratory (ATL), at ARL. Responsibilities
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seeking a motivated individual to support and potentially lead research and development tasks relating to data science, machine learning, and algorithmic development related to RF networks. This may include
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Learning in a broad sense. Particular areas of interest include, but are not limited to, development and analysis of machine learning models for scientific computing, theory and algorithms for sampling
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between biological and artificial intelligence, and/or use statistical ML algorithms and modern AI to solve fundamental problems in basic neuroscience and/or neuroscience-related healthcare. Other areas
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through advances in statistical and mathematical AI and ML theory and algorithms. Examples of topics of interest include: statistically-principled methods for uncertainty quantification; operator learning
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. Responsibilities Design, implement, and assess advanced underwater acoustic modeling techniques and algorithm development across various disciplines such as signal processing, statistical inference, propagation