DIAC-UPM
Technical University of Madrid (Spain) is an international research university mainly oriented to engineering and architecture. The Department of Audiovisual and Communications Engineering at Technical University of Madrid (DIAC-UPM) is the organizational unit responsible for the academic and research activities integrated into the knowledge area of Signal Theory and Communications in the School of Telecommunication Systems Engineering, sited on the UPM South Campus. Likewise, the department also manages the human resources and the infrastructure assigned to it by the university.
Job Summary
DIAC-UPM invites applications for a full-time post-doc Assistant Professor position with an excellent curriculum in Telecommunication Systems Engineering, contrastable with high-quality international publications. The selected person will have a four-years long contract, with a start gross salary of 27,037 euros/year, and the opportunity to obtain a tenured-track position at the end of that period.
Responsibilities
The selected candidate is expected to conduct world-class scientific research, to be competitive in attracting external funding, to publish in indexed technical journals and flagship conferences, to supervise graduate, master, and doctoral students, and to get involved in lecturing and training of subjects on Telecommunication Systems Engineering.
Required qualifications
A PhD in wireless communications or related fields by the expected start date is mandatory. The candidate should have a demonstrable research background and should be able to build a strong research profile at the highest international level, as well as to contribute actively to research and academic activities in the department. An excellent English proficiency and a demonstrate high-quality teaching experience and/or proven didactic skills are very much welcomed.
Work place
Department of Audiovisual and Communications Engineering at the South Campus of Technical University of Madrid, Ctra. de Valencia, km. 7, Madrid, Spain.
Application
Any question about this position or about the logistics of submitting your application, please contact Prof. Antonio Pérez Yuste at antonio.perez@upm.es.
Date of Publication
31 January 2025.
GRC-UPM
The Radiocommunications Group at Technical University of Madrid (GRC-UPM), Spain, is a research leader with expertise in wireless communications and the development of RF hardware equipment. Our research has grown over the years in according to the international standards. We give research a high priority with a clear commitment with innovation and transfer of know-how to industry.
Position Summary
GRC-UPM is recruiting a PhD candidate to join the research group and carry out the doctoral thesis. The topic for this position is related to Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC) for 5G and 6G systems. The candidate should be a highly motivated student, with a brilliant academic background on wireless communications. Dedication is 20 hours a week with a gross salary of 750 euros a month.
Responsibilities
The selected candidate is expected to join the researching staff of the UPM Radiocommunications Group to develop the doctoral research and cooperate in teaching activities and the design of new lab practises for bachelor and master students.
Required qualifications
A Master graduate in Wireless Communications is preferred. Eagerness to find innovative solutions to complex problems is very valuable. Good oral and written communication skills in English are essential.
Position place
Radio Communications Group in the School of Telecommunication Systems Engineering at South Campus of Technical University of Madrid, Ctra. de Valencia, km. 7, Madrid, Spain.
Application
Submit your resume with a letter of motivation to Miss Cristina Lopez Lozano at: cristina.lopez.lozano@upm.es
Date of Publication
24 July 2024.
Deadline
3 August 2024, 9:00 am.
The Radio Communications Group at Technical University of Madrid (GRC-UPM), Spain, is a research leader with expertise in wireless communications and the development of RF hardware equipment. Our research has grown over the years in according to the international standards. We give research a high priority with a clear commitment with innovation and transfer of know-how to industry.
Position Summary
GRC-UPM is offering one part-time First Stage Researcher (FSR) position aimed at the development of AI-driven techniques for RAN and UE in the 26 GHz mmWave band to enhance mobile network energy efficiency and reduce the CO2 footprint. The length of the contract is for 10 months, starting on October 2024.
Responsibilities
The selected candidate will be integrated in the GRC-UPM group, so becoming a member of the researching staff and taking part in its activities. The candidate is expected to conduct a cutting-edge scientific research, publish in indexed technical journals and flagship conferences, and get involved in training activities of undergraduate students.
Required qualifications
- A Master’s degree in Wireless Communications or similar.
- MATLAB and Python programming.
- English and Chinese language.
- Knowledge on the architecture, services, and protocols of 5G.
- AI and ML skills.
Work place
Department of Audiovisual and Communications Engineering at the South Campus of Technical University of Madrid, Ctra. de Valencia, km. 7, Madrid, Spain.
Application
All applications must be done through the “Portal de Empleo de Madrid” at this link. Any question about this opportunity or about the logistics of submitting your application, please contact Ms. Cristina López Lozano at cristina.lopez.lozano@upm.es.
Date of Publication
23 September 2024.
GRC-UPM
The Radio Communications Group at Technical University of Madrid (GRC-UPM), Spain, is a research leader with expertise in wireless communications and the development of RF hardware equipment. Our research has grown over the years in according to the international standards. We give research a high priority with a clear commitment with innovation and transfer of know-how to industry.
Position Summary
GRC-UPM is offering one part-time Junior Researcher Internship aimed at the development of a short-range wireless communication system based on Bluetooth, version 5, (BLE), as part of a global research project named: “Making Roads Smart”, which is funded by “Fundación SENER”. The length of the internship is for 6 months, starting on September 2023, and the gross amount to be received is 400 euros per month.
Responsibilities
The selected candidate will be incorporated to the GRC-UPM group, so becoming a member of the researching staff and taking part in its activities. The candidate is expected to conduct a fruitful researching and publishing in indexed technical journals and flagship conferences.
Required qualifications
- Last year, senior student, in a bachelor degree in Communication Systems Engineering or similar.
- Use of MATLAB and C programming.
- Use of English language.
- Know the architecture, services, and protocols of short range wireless communication systems.
- Understand the most important digital modulation and channel coding schemes.
Work place
Radio-Communications Group, at the South Campus of Technical University of Madrid, Ctra. de Valencia, km. 7, Madrid, Spain.
Application
Send your application, explaining your interest in the internship and attaching your curriculum-vitae, via email to Ms. Cristina López Lozano at cristina.lopez.lozano@upm.es.
Date of Publication
23 July 2023.
POSITION SUMMARY
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) wishes to attract talented, ambitious and experienced researchers at the post-doctoral level for applying Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions – Postdoctoral Fellowships. Join us and submit your Marie Curie application with us! Our group (GRC-UPM) is looking for a candidate to develop a researching career on short-range wireless communication systems.
GRC-UPM
The Radio Communications Group at Technical University of Madrid (GRC-UPM), Spain, is a European research leader with expertise in wireless communications and the development of RF hardware equipment. Our research has grown over the years in according to the international standards. We give research a high priority with a clear commitment with innovation and transfer of know-how to industry.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) system informs, warns, and discourages the driver to exceed the statutory local speed limit. The European Union agreed in 2019 to make an overridable version of ISA, along with a number of other vehicle safety measures, mandatory on new models of car sold in Europe from 2022.
Currently, the European Commission is supporting a combination of an extension of the general Wi-Fi standard, called ITS-G5, and the adaption of existing land mobile cellular networks to vehicle communications, called C- V2X, to build the communications network behind those services.
The main objective for this MSCA position consists of exploring the feasibility of an alternative novel solution for wireless connected vehicles based on BLE5 technology and besides that, carrying out the development of a prototype based on cost-effective and low-consumption off-the-shelf modules.
The project length is estimated to be lasted for two to three years and represents a chance to gain a tenured researching position at UPM.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
A PhD in related fields by the expected start date is mandatory. It is required under eight years of researching experience. More info at the MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships Portal.
WORK PLACE
GRC-UPM is based on the School of Telecommunication Systems Engineering at the South Campus of Technical University of Madrid, Ctra. de Valencia, km. 7, Madrid, Spain.
APPLICATION
Any question about this opportunity or about the logistics of submitting your application, please contact Prof. Antonio Pérez Yuste at antonio.perez@upm.es.
DATE OF PUBLICATION
17 March 2023.