The Josef Ressel Center for Intelligent and Secure Industrial Automation
is looking for a PostDoc / Senior Researcher in the field of artificial
intelligence, machine learning, or data science:
This 2.5 Mio EUR research center will work on three research fields:
software/system architectures, artificial intelligence and security,
each in the context of industrial control systems (operational
technology, OT).
In the field of AI, the larger goal is to make industrial machines more
intelligent and autonomous, e.g., in terms of anomaly detection or
process control.
Exemplary research activities address:
- Investigation of models of state space trajectories of industrial
machines and processes, structure-preserving (e.g., homology)
dimensionality reduction, time series analysis (maybe based on
persistent homology) towards anomaly detection.
- OPC UA information modeling and semantic technologies in context
of anomaly detection, supervision and control of machines.
- Behavior-driven anomaly detection and generative machine learning
methods based on state space trajectories, e.g. for a honey pot
design in security.
I am happy if the one or other got interested. If you have any questions
then please do not hesitate to contact me.
Be part of a highly motivated research team and contribute in shaping a
long-term research facility for intelligent and secure industrial
automation beyond 2027!
Best regards
Stefan Huber
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FH-Prof. DI Dr. Stefan Huber, MSc
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences | Fachhochschule Salzburg GmbH
Director
Josef Ressel Centre for Intelligent and Secure Industrial Automation
Senior Lecturer
Department for Information Technologies and Digitalisation
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5412 Puch/Salzburg
Austria
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