We are looking for a PhD candidate to do research in the area of
communication protocols for unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). The focus
of this research is on wireless communication protocols for urban air
traffic and on sensor data fusion.
The candidate will be working within a group of four PhD students from
different areas such as computer science, control theory and
air transport systems. We are a highly motivated international team of
researchers situated in the south of Hamburg. We offer ideal working
conditions, a beautiful campus, and a competitive salary.
Requirements:
-- excellent M.S. in computer science, computer engineering or related
studies
-- strong interest in design, implementation, simulation of
communication protocols
-- skills in creative problem solving
The starting time for this position is April or May 2021.
Deadline for applications is February 14th, 2021. The official
announcement can be found at
https://stellenportal.tuhh.de/qggs2
For more information contact: Prof. Volker Turau (turau at tuhh.de)
Women are especially encouraged to apply. The PhD position is fully-paid
and limited to three years with the possibility of extending for another
year. It comes with social security and generous travel money. TU
Hamburg offers several attractive benefits, including subsidized public
transport for the Hamburg metropolitan area and a sports centre on
campus. Only online applications using
https://stellenportal.tuhh.de/qggs2
are considered.
Prof.Volker Turau
Institute of Telematics
Technische Universität Hamburg
Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3
D-21073 Hamburg
Tel.: (+4940) 42878-3530
Fax: (+4940) 42878-2581
E-Mail: turau at tuhh.de
http://www.ti5.tu-harburg.de/staff/turau/
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