Vacancies at EI
Postdoc vacancy: semiconductor device physics
Postdoc
Postdoc position in Plantenna project
Postdoc
We are looking for a candidate enthusiastic about autonomous low-power IoT sensor nodes. The candidate should have a strong background in power converter design for either energy harvester or battery-powered systems. The candidate should also have a good system-level understanding and be comfortable with working in a multi-disciplinary environment.
PhD/PostDoc position in brain-inspired hardware for continual learning
Postdoc
In this PhD/PostDoc project, you will endow edge devices with long-term robustness by making them able to continually adapt to their environment, following brain-inspired principles.
PhD/Postdoc Vacancy: Mixed-Signal Circuit Design
Postdoc
We are looking for enthusiastic candidates for PhD or Postdoc positions in Mixed-signal circuit design. The chosen candidates will work on projects in one of the following areas: sensor interfaces, CMOS frequency and voltage references, wide-bandwidth ADCs.
PhD position in DC/DC Power Conversion Integrated Circuits and Systems
PhD student
IC design support specialist
Project Support
In the role of design flow support engineer, you will be actively supporting students and university staff with the implementation of state-of-the-art electronic integrated circuits and systems for (5G) communication, (car) radars, smart (bio) sensors, bioelectronics, and analogue / digital / mixed-signal (VLSI) circuits. These circuits are typically conceived and implemented in the most advanced IC technology nodes.
History
Postdoc opening: Electronics for Smart Ultrasound Devices
Postdoc
ASIC design and system-integration for smart ultrasound devices
Advanced near-infrared technology for 3D image sensors
Postdoc
Investigate, design, develop, & characterize a near-infrared indirect time-of-flight (i-TOF) image sensor. Long description:
PhD position in Power Management Integrated Circuits and Systems
PhD student
Advanced near-infrared technology for 3D image sensors
PhD student
Investigate, design, develop, & characterize a near-infrared indirect time-of-flight (i-TOF) image sensor.
