Postdoctoral Researcher – Wireless Communication and Sensing/ UAV networks (Dublin)

Tyndall National Institute is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher in Wireless Sensing and Communication for UAV and non-terrestrial platforms within the Royal Society project SONGBIRD. The successful candidate will develop waveforms, antenna array prototypes, and joint radar/communications signal processing for portable UAV payloads, validated on SDR hardware and field trials with stakeholder partners across Dublin and beyond.

Requirements

• PhD degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Wireless Communications, Electrical/Electronic Engineering or a related discipline
• Strong fundamentals in statistical signal processing with a background in either radar applications, or RF system design relevant to arrays and sensing
• Familiarity with embedded systems and software-defined radios
• Familiarity in mathematical modelling tools such as C++/Python/MATLAB/Julia
• Good publication record in IEEE or ACM journals and conference publications

Benefits

• Impactful Work
• Continuous Learning
• Interdisciplinary Environment
• Blended Working
• Comprehensive Benefits
• Generous Leave
• Equity & Inclusion
• Core Values
• Entrepreneurial Spirit
• Supportive Onboarding
• Vibrant Culture