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project is in close collaboration with the Head of Software - Technology and Innovation at EBU. You will have an extended and paid stay in Geneva with the EBU. As part of RePIM you will participate in
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software development. Qualification requirements PhD stipends are allocated to individuals who hold a Master's degree. PhD stipends are normally for a period of 3 years. It is a prerequisite for allocation
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. Experience working with Finite Element Method (FEM) tools, such as Abaqus, ANSYS, OrcaFlex, or similar software, is highly regarded. Furthermore, an interest or practical experience in additive manufacturing
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self-motivation, and a genuine interest in environmental issues, design, and AI. Preferably, the candidate has experience with relevant software/AI tools and/or environmental science. Relevant
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robotics software frameworks such as ROS/ROS 2. You will be expected to work both independently and collaboratively in an international research environment, with excellent written and spoken English skills
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C++). Familiarity with robotics software frameworks such as ROS, MATLAB/Simulink, and simulation environments like Gazebo or Unity. Experience developing software for real-time sensor processing
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for these projects has excellent academic qualifications, strong self-motivation, and a genuine interest in environmental issues, design, and AI. Preferably, the candidate has experience with relevant software/AI
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for spinal surgery. The Candidates for this stipend should have a background in software engineering or similar and have substantial experience with machine learning. All cases involve various degrees of image
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of manuscripts describing these efforts. Iterative FAIRification and Software documentation is also expected as part of the group’s efforts on Open and Reproducible Science. Your competencies A master’s degree in
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immediately can contribute to the topic. Applicants should have a background (MSc and BSc degrees) in Computer Science or Software Engineering and a demonstrated ability to work independently as well as in a