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pipelines aligned to research goals. Lead end-to-end DAS development—from lasers/receivers and embedded control to optical signal processing and data products. Translate research needs into system specs
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. The role spans optoelectronic design, coherent detection, timing/synchronization, fiber integration, and signal processing, with end-to-end responsibility from prototype to field deployment. The Research
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important role at the fulcrum point between the mastery of data analysis and the development of individual judgement. The core objective of the Senior Associate is to support the team’s Managing Director(s
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Practical experience in robotics, signal processing, and software implementation. Experience with software packages including ROS, Linux, C++, and Python. Required Documents Resume
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to track professor’s weekly priorities for work related to research grants, scientific publications, and meetings. Utilizes log to remind professor of weekly priorities. Communication Acts as the point
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formats and reporting schedules to enhance the process more efficiently. Makes recommendations to the Division Administrator regarding rates changes in Institute Finance impact on the Division finance
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, vapor HF), a scanning electron microscope, fume hoods for wet chemistry, and other supporting tools; responsibilities for equipment will be shared with other technicians and a process engineer, with whom
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of low noise electronics, high speed analog and digital signal transmission, gate array programming, state machine design, schematic capture, circuit simulation, PCB layout, and/or operation of cryogenic
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involving precision photometry, astrometry, or point spread function shape measurement. Thermal design of detector assemblies in cryogenic/vacuum systems. Troubleshooting and life cycle support for camera
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reports and projection models for the Division. Working with IMSS, develops and implements standardized policies and procedures reporting formats and reporting schedules to enhance the process more