Total 9 job vacancies by Cnrs@create Ltd.

Job offer posted on 12 April 2024.

NGAP Project is looking for a Research Fellow on the Modeling of Fundamental Processes with Optical Non-Linearities

NGAP PROJECT

N-GAP: Nanophotonic GAtes with exciton-Polaritons

One of the main goals in the field of quantum technologies is to achieve quantum computing.

Many technologies and platforms have been suggested to build a quantum computer, including ions, atoms, electrons, and superconducting materials. Among these options, all-integrated photonic platforms that allow creating complex circuitry with a small footprint are very promising.

In N-GAP we will explore and exploit a hybrid state of light and matter, the excitonic polariton, to create a platform for quantum computing. Exciton polaritons, which emerge from the strong-coupling of an exciton and a photon, exhibit Kerr nonlinearities typically three orders of magnitude stronger than that found in standard photonic nonlinear crystals.

The main objective of N-GAP is to further enhance the nonlinearity of the polariton systems to achieve the first experimental realisation of a deterministic CNOT gate based on polariton systems, which is the essential building block of a quantum computer.

Read more about the NGAP project here.

DESCRIPTION

Scientific objectives- The post-doc will investigate the potential of optical non-linearities to perform energy-efficient quantum computing, amplification and measurements. She/he will build analytical models describing the joint dynamics of optical non-linearities and propagating pulses of light in the quantum regime of interaction. A fully Hamiltonian dynamics is targeted, unlocking access to light-matter entangled states and the possibility to explore various optimization regimes for the quantum processes at play. The post-doc will realize accurate energy balances between light and matter, and estimate energy costs of fundamental quantum processes, e.g. quantum gates and amplification.

Working environment- The research fellow will be hosted in the group of Alexia Auffèves in MajuLab, CQT, Singapore. The group is pioneer in the modelling of interactions between quantum emitters and propagating pulses of light. She/he will be involved in a network of collaborations with leading experimental groups in quantum computing with light. She/he will integrate the vibrant environment of the Centre for Quantum Technologies, a long-standing powerhouse of quantum. She/he will engage in the fast-paced Singaporean ecosystem, a multicultural hub and Asian leader in deep tech.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

• PhD in quantum physics, with a focus on quantum optics and quantum open systems. Past work in the foundations of quantum measurement will be a strong plus.
• Excellent analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
• Proven track record of published research and presentations in relevant fields.
• A solid knowledge of written and spoken English is mandatory.

We expect good interpersonal skills, the ability to thrive in a diverse, multidisciplinary environment, and the ability to present work at international conferences.

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

Salary range: SGD6,900 to SGD9,000 (depending on suitability and experience)

1 year position, renewable (depending on results)

Interested applicants please send your resume to:

Email : alexia.auffeves@cnrs.fr

Subject template for application by email:

NGAP – Position – Name of the offer

Applications consisting of

– A letter of motivation

– CV

– Copies of degrees and certificates

– Two (maximum) recommendation letters

Job offer posted on 12 April 2024.

NGAP Project is looking for a Research Fellow on the Modeling of Quantum Experiments with Optical Non-Linearities

NGAP PROJECT

N-GAP: Nanophotonic GAtes with exciton-Polaritons

One of the main goals in the field of quantum technologies is to achieve quantum computing.

Many technologies and platforms have been suggested to build a quantum computer, including ions, atoms, electrons, and superconducting materials. Among these options, all-integrated photonic platforms that allow creating complex circuitry with a small footprint are very promising.

In N-GAP we will explore and exploit a hybrid state of light and matter, the excitonic polariton, to create a platform for quantum computing. Exciton polaritons, which emerge from the strong-coupling of an exciton and a photon, exhibit Kerr nonlinearities typically three orders of magnitude stronger than that found in standard photonic nonlinear crystals.

The main objective of N-GAP is to further enhance the nonlinearity of the polariton systems to achieve the first experimental realisation of a deterministic CNOT gate based on polariton systems, which is the essential building block of a quantum computer.

Read more about the NGAP project here.

DESCRIPTION

Scientific objectives- The post-doc will investigate the potential of optical non-linearities to perform energy-efficient quantum computing, amplification and measurements. She/he will build analytical models describing the joint dynamics of optical non-linearities and propagating pulses of light in the quantum regime of interaction. A fully Hamiltonian dynamics is targeted, unlocking access to light-matter entangled states and the possibility to explore various optimization regimes for the quantum processes at play. The post-doc will be involved in the modeling of the first experiments in the quantum regime realized in the group of Maxime Richard (MajuLab, CQT).

Working environment- The research fellow will be hosted in the group of Alexia Auffèves in MajuLab, CQT, Singapore. The group is pioneer in the modelling of interactions between quantum emitters and propagating pulses of light. She/he will be involved in a network of collaborations with leading experimental groups in quantum computing with light. She/he will integrate the vibrant environment of the Centre for Quantum Technologies, a long-standing powerhouse of quantum. She/he will engage in the fast-paced Singaporean ecosystem, a multicultural hub and Asian leader in deep tech.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

• PhD in quantum physics, with a focus on quantum optics and quantum open systems. Past experimental collaborations will be a strong plus.
• Excellent analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
• Proven track record of published research and presentations in relevant fields.
• A solid knowledge of written and spoken English is mandatory.

We expect good interpersonal skills, the ability to thrive in a diverse, multidisciplinary environment, and the ability to present work at international conferences.

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

Salary range: SGD6,900 to SGD9,000 (depending on suitability and experience)

1 year position, renewable (depending on results)

Interested applicants please send your resume to:

Email : alexia.auffeves@cnrs.fr

Subject template for application by email:

NGAP – Position – Name of the offer

Applications consisting of

– A letter of motivation

– CV

– Copies of degrees and certificates

– Two (maximum) recommendation letters

CNRS@CREATE is looking for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Urban Studies to join our SPACE project team.

SPACE PROJECT

The SPACE project is developing a research protocol for infectious disease prediction and prevention in Singapore. The project draws upon analyses of the risk factors and sociospatial patterns that drive dengue and COVID-19 transmission in Singapore, as well as the social and technical skills developed by individuals and community groups in response to disease propagation. Combining insight from the social sciences (geography, architecture and urban design, communication, economics, sociology, public policy) with biology (epidemiology, entomology) and computer science (artificial intelligence, biostatistics), the project will use the concept of “adaptive capacity” (AC) to explore the potential of community-based “latent social capital” (i.e. human, cultural, political, and social) as key assets for adaptive responses to health challenges related to dengue in its interplay with COVID-19.

The project brings together 23 researchers, 10 from France and 13 from five Singaporean universities (NTU, NUS, SUTD, SMU and SUSS). The research will be conducted in Singapore.

DESCRIPTION

Cities are at the forefront of adaptation and mitigation strategies in a wide range of global issues. Over the past decades, climate change and public health more particularly have been increasingly connected as changing environmental conditions pose significant threats to health and health care systems. The propagation of vector-borne infectious diseases, such as dengue, malaria and Zika, and new, emerging diseases, such as Covid-19, have prompted cities to increase their adaptive capacities in terms of prediction, prevention, and preparedness to current and future pandemics.

Building political agency across scales of government, in various national and transnational arenas and through various means (city-to-city cooperation, city networking, city diplomacy) has been a key challenge for cities. Building and sharing real-time data and coordinating public health responses across borders have been facilitated by the use of digital technologies through various types of devices (contact tracing applications, global mobility trackers, temperature screening kiosks and stations, environmental and population surveillance drones, digital platforms and web-based mapping of hotspot areas). Predictive Artificial Intelligence (AI) fed by growing streams of data from various sources along with increased capacity of Machine Learning have allowed improving model robustness. Finally, biotechnologies are also leveraged for improving diagnostics, vaccines and new vector control strategies. This takes place in a context whereby international policy transfer or policy mobility at large are being accelerated worldwide by digital and social media.

Against this backdrop, this postdoctoral research position aims at exploring the ways in which cities in South-East Asia are responding to the emergence and propagation of infectious diseases, both endemic, vector-borne diseases, such as dengue, and new, emerging infectious diseases, such as Covid-19. More particularly, it aims at analyzing the different ways in which knowledge about diseases and public health responses are built, circulated and shared across borders. Emphasis will be put on the use of “smart technologies” (digital technologies based on Big Data, Mobile Internet and AI) for the prevention and management of diseases. Case studies should include Singapore as a main case and a selection of other relevant cities in South-East Asia sharing similar health and environmental conditions. Specific digital technologies and tools may be selected to narrow down the international comparison.

The project’s research methodology may include discourses and/or content analysis of global and national narratives on changing urban environmental and health policies, literature reviews, which may include a scoping review, designing and conducting qualitative interviews with public and private stakeholders in Singapore.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

• A doctoral degree in the appropriate field or discipline, such as urban studies, urban geography, urban planning, sociology, political science, public policy, environmental policy, public health, communication studies and cultural studies.
• The candidate should have demonstrated expertise in methods of qualitative research including interviews, ethnography, focus group discussions, data collection, and analysis.
• Proficiency in English
• Proficiency in one other Singapore’s official languages would be an asset.

This postdoctoral scholar will benefit from close collaboration with other team members from the SPACE project.

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

Salary range: 6100 to 7200 SGD (depending on suitability and experience).

Duration: 12 months.

Workplace Address: CREATE Tower (NUS Campus), 1 Create Way #08-01 Singapore 138602

Please send a short cover letter describing your suitability for the position, detailed CV with publication list, a concise description of research interests and future plans, and academic transcripts to: elisabeth.peyroux@cnrs.fr.

We will begin reviewing applications for the positions immediately. Expected start date of the contract is April 2024.

CNRS@CREATE is looking for a Research Assistant (part-time) to join our SPACE project team.

SPACE PROJECT

The SPACE project is developing a research protocol for infectious disease prediction and prevention in Singapore. The project draws upon analyses of the risk factors and sociospatial patterns that drive dengue and COVID-19 transmission in Singapore, as well as the social and technical skills developed by individuals and community groups in response to disease propagation. Combining insight from the social sciences (geography, architecture and urban design, communication, economics, sociology, public policy) with biology (epidemiology, entomology) and computer science (artificial intelligence, biostatistics), the project will use the concept of “adaptive capacity” (AC) to explore the potential of community-based “latent social capital” (i.e. human, cultural, political, and social) as key assets for adaptive responses to health challenges related to dengue in its interplay with COVID-19.

The project brings together 23 researchers, 10 from France and 13 from five Singaporean universities (NTU, NUS, SUTD, SMU and SUSS). The research will be conducted in several residential areas of Singapore.

DESCRIPTION

CNRS @ CREATE is looking for a research assistant to join our team on a part-time basis (up to 20 hours per week) for a period of 1 year, with potential to extend for another year. On a general level, applicants will be selected through a careful assessment of their qualification suitability and alignment to the project. In this role, you will get a chance to:

• Recruit research participants and schedule interviews;
• Assist with the organisation and publicity of team events;
• Liaise with internal partners and external stakeholders;
• Handle the data management plan of the project;
• Manage project-related communications e.g. update website on an ad hoc basis;
• Conduct qualitative interviews with participants on an ad hoc basis, and contribute ethnographic observations on your experiences (training will be provided);
• Clean and transcribe qualitative data; and
• Assist with all other research-related tasks as determined by the PI.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

This is an ideal opportunity for those interested in developing their career in the fields of qualitative research, healthcare, infectious disease, and prevention.

Required:

• Bachelor’s degree in related social science field e.g. sociology, geography, political science, public health, urban studies, etc.
• Interest in working with residential neighbourhoods;
• Proficiency in two Singapore’s official languages would be preferred.

Preferred:

• Interest in study of infectious diseases e.g. Covid-19, dengue;
• Knowledge of qualitative research methods;
• Experience in working with residential neighbourhoods;
• Experience with data cleaning e.g. transcription.

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

The applicant should be based in an have the right to work in Singapore. He/she will be remunerated around S$2,100, depending on experience. We would ideally like you to work with us from March 2024 onwards. The work schedule will include 1 – 2 days in office and work from home arrangements for the rest of the week. We look forward to working with you on this exciting and dynamic project.

Should you been keen, please submit your CV and a brief cover letter to Natacha Aveline at natacha.aveline@cnrs.fr and Elisabeth Peyroux at elisabeth.peyroux@cnrs.fr.

The DesCartes Programme (Work Package 7) is looking for a Research Fellow in Communication to examine public perceptions, expectations, and communication of AI systems.

A collaboration between Nanyang Technological University and CNRS@CREATE, the DesCartes programme aims to develop a hybrid AI system, combining Learning, Knowledge and Reasoning, which has good properties (need for less resources and data, security, robustness, fairness, respect for privacy, ethics), and demonstrated on industrial applications of the smart city (digital energy, monitoring of structures, air traffic control).

The programme brings together 80 permanent researchers (half from France, half from Singapore), with the support of large industrial groups (Thales SG, EDF SG, ESI group, CETIM Matcor, ARIA etc.).

The research will take place mainly in Singapore, at the premises of NTU’s Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and CNRS@CREATE, with a competitive salary and generous funding for missions.

Read more about the DesCartes program here.

WP7 focuses on the ways in which AI is embedded in, shaped by, and responds to societies and their diverse cultures, values, and environments. WP7 adopts an integrative contextualised approach and incorporates social & legal concerns on fairness & privacy in AI technology design to generate comprehensive and fresh human-centred frameworks and guidelines to ensure positive societal and cultural take-up and impact. WP7 aims to provide recommendations to promote effective ways for communicating & collaborating about AI systems and increase AI literacy.

DESCRIPTION

As a highly interdisciplinary project, DesCartes will include communication researchers who will observe, document, and analyse the science and engineering processes. They will adopt a cross-cultural approach combining study of Singaporean contexts and social implications of the technology used in DesCartes to provide a better understanding of public perceptions (fears, anxieties, desires) and expectations of AI to develop citizen-centred communication frameworks.

Key Responsibilities:

• To engage in conducting literature searches and manuscript preparation within the Descartes project.
• To engage in survey conceptualization and design.
• To conduct statistical analyses with survey data.
• To contribute to research publications and presentations.
• To write progress report and final research report.
• To engage in the dissemination of the results of the research with the support of and under the supervision of the Principal Investigator.
• To carry out administrative work associated with the program of research.
• To organize and facilitate intra-Descartes meetings and discussions.
• To communicate observations and findings to Descartes project as necessary.
• Ph.D. degree in communication (preferred), psychology, sociology, or a social science related discipline.
• Strong foundation in survey research and analytical skills (e.g., SPSS, MPLUS, or R).
• Fluent in written and spoken English.

Preferred:

• A team player in a project setting, also with the ability to work independently in a multi-cultural team environment.
• Must demonstrate initiative and good interpersonal communication skills.
• An internationally recognized research track record as evidenced by journal publications and conference presentations.

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

Gross Monthly Salary Range (SGD): 6,900 – 9,000 (depending on suitability and experience).

Workplace Addresses: (a) Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, 31 Nanyang Link Singapore 637718; and (b) CNRS@CREATE, CREATE Tower, 1 Create Way #08-01 Singapore 138602.

The DesCartes Programme (Work Package 7) is looking for a Research Associate in Communication to examine public perceptions, expectations, and communication of AI systems.

A collaboration between Nanyang Technological University and CNRS@CREATE, the DesCartes programme aims to develop a hybrid AI system, combining Learning, Knowledge and Reasoning, which has good properties (need for less resources and data, security, robustness, fairness, respect for privacy, ethics), and demonstrated on industrial applications of the smart city (digital energy, monitoring of structures, air traffic control).

The programme brings together 80 permanent researchers (half from France, half from Singapore), with the support of large industrial groups (Thales SG, EDF SG, ESI group, CETIM Matcor, ARIA etc.).

The research will take place mainly in Singapore, at the premises of NTU’s Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and CNRS@CREATE, with a competitive salary and generous funding for missions.

Read more about the DesCartes program here.

WP7 focuses on the ways in which AI is embedded in, shaped by, and responds to societies and their diverse cultures, values, and environments. WP7 adopts an integrative contextualised approach and incorporates social & legal concerns on fairness & privacy in AI technology design to generate comprehensive and fresh human-centred frameworks and guidelines to ensure positive societal and cultural take-up and impact. WP7 aims to provide recommendations to promote effective ways for communicating & collaborating about AI systems and increase AI literacy.

DESCRIPTION

As a highly interdisciplinary project, DesCartes will include communication researchers who will observe, document, and analyse the science and engineering processes. They will adopt a cross-cultural approach combining study of Singaporean contexts and social implications of the technology used in DesCartes to provide a better understanding of public perceptions (fears, anxieties, desires) and expectations of AI to develop citizen-centred communication frameworks.

Key Responsibilities:

• To engage in conducting literature searches and manuscript preparation within the Descartes project.
• To engage in survey conceptualization and design.
• To conduct statistical analyses with survey data.
• To contribute to research publications and presentations.
• To write progress report and final research report.
• To engage in the dissemination of the results of the research with the support of and under the supervision of the Principal Investigator.
• To carry out administrative work associated with the program of research.
• To organize and facilitate intra-Descartes meetings and discussions.
• To communicate observations and findings to Descartes project as necessary.
• M.A. or B.A. degree in communication (preferred), psychology, sociology, or a social science-related discipline.
• Strong foundation in survey research and analytical skills (e.g., SPSS, MPLUS, or R).
• Fluent in written and spoken English.

Preferred:

• A team player in a project setting, also with the ability to work independently in a multi-cultural team environment.
• Must demonstrate initiative and good interpersonal communication skills.

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

Gross Monthly Salary Range (SGD): 5,000 and above (depending on suitability and experience).

Workplace Addresses: (a) Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, 31 Nanyang Link Singapore 637718; and (b) CNRS@CREATE, CREATE Tower, 1 Create Way #08-01 Singapore 138602.

DESCARTES PROGRAM

The DesCartes programme is developing a hybrid AI, combining Learning, Knowledge and Reasoning, which has good properties (need for less resources and data, security, robustness, fairness, respect for privacy, ethics), and demonstrated on industrial applications of the smart city (digital energy, monitoring of structures, air traffic control).

The program brings together 80 permanent researchers (half from France, half from Singapore), with the support of large industrial groups (Thales SG, EDF SG, ESI group, CETIM Matcor, ARIA etc.).

The research will take place mainly in Singapore, at the premises of CNRS@CREATE, with a competitive salary and generous funding for missions.

Read more about the DesCartes program here.

WP7 focuses on the ways in which AI is embedded in, shaped by, and responds to societies and their diverse cultures, values, and environments. WP7 adopts an integrative contextualised approach and incorporates social & legal concerns on fairness & privacy in AI technology design to generate comprehensive and fresh human-centred frameworks and guidelines to ensure positive societal and cultural take-up and impact. WP7 aims to elaborate recommendations to promote creative & effective ways for communicating & collaborating about AI systems and increase AI literacy.

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Research Fellow will assist with primary legal research in a variety of legal fields associated with cutting edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology research, from innovation and intellectual property laws to data governance (including access to data, data commons, compliance with data protection laws). The Research Fellow will contribute to the development of best practice guidelines and governance systems and participate in research administrative tasks. Some supervision of junior research staff may be required.

Key Responsibilities:

· Assist in primary legal research on databases such as Lexis-Nexis, HeinOnline on areas of data governance and technology law such as data protection, data privacy, IP;

· Support in research collation;

· Prepare and develop summaries of research materials in legal fields related to AI (e.g. IP/IT, data protection), involving the drafting of written synthesis of regulatory primary materials, legal judgments, and secondary materials;

· Provide support in other project management and research administrative tasks;

· Some supervision of junior research staff may be required

· To communicate observations and findings to Descartes project as necessary.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

· PhD in law in a relevant area of technology law and coupled with a good undergraduate law degree with experience in research, and/or experience in technology IP/IT law and data protection law, etc.

· Formal qualification in computer science or technology preferred

· Solid understanding of technology an advantage

· Strong communication and interpersonal skills

· Organised and meticulous

· Capable of following instructions meticulously

· Capable of working independently

Gross Monthly Salary Range (SGD): 6,900 to 9,000 (depending on suitability and experience).

Workplace address: CREATE Campus, CREATE Tower, 1 Create Way #08-01 Singapore 138602.

DesCartes Program is looking for one RF position in Optimization-driven hybrid AI

ABOUT DESCARTES

The DesCartes programme is developing a hybrid AI, combining Learning, Knowledge and Reasoning, which has good properties (need for less resources and data, security, robustness, fairness, respect for privacy, ethics), and demonstrated on industrial applications of the smart city (digital energy, monitoring of structures, air traffic control).

The program brings together 80 permanent researchers (half from France, half from Singapore), with the support of large industrial groups (Thales SG, EDF SG, ESI group, CETIM Matcor, ARIA etc.).

The research will take place mainly in Singapore, at the premises of CNRS@CREATE, with a competitive salary and generous funding for missions.

Read more about the DesCartes program here.

WP3 aims at

supporting the whole Descartes program in order to develop advanced optimization-based solutions in the context of hybrid AI. Any AI system or machine learning algorithm ultimately involves a formulation with an objective or loss function to be minimized. The modelling of the problem as well as the chosen objective function optimization algorithm is crucial to the success of the overall AI task. This is all the more crucial in the context of hybrid AI, which seeks to integrate physics-inspired models with machine learning algorithms. We will address this problem from two complementary angles, namely optimization-based methods and machine learning-based methods.

The Research Fellow (RF) is expected to contribute to the design and engineering of hybrid twin-based simulation and control architectures for urban critical systems using optimization-based techniques. Finally, the RF will contribute to the use cases of Descartes.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

Competences in some of the domains listed below will be highly considered:

· Signal and Image processing

· Optimization

· Machine Learning.

Keywords:

1. Artificial Intelligence

2. Signal processing

3. Image processing

4. Optimization (convex, non convex)

5. Machine learning

6. Deep learning

7. Programming (python)

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

Salary range: SGD6,900 to SGD9,000 per month (depending on suitability and experience)

Workplace address: CREATE Campus, CREATE Tower, 1 Create Way #08-01 Singapore 138602

Interested applicants please send your resume to:

Email : caroline.chaux@cnrs.fr

Email : emmanuel.soubies@irit.fr

Email : vtan@nus.edu.sg

– Please attach your full CV, with the names and contacts (including email addresses) of two character referees.

DesCartes Program (Work Package 8) is looking for a Research Associate in Information Management & Harvesting: Smart Data for Hybrid Twin Digital Energy Systems.

DESCARTES PROGRAM

The DesCartes programme is developing a hybrid AI, combining Learning, Knowledge and Reasoning, which has good properties (need for less resources and data, security, robustness, fairness, respect for privacy, ethics), and demonstrated on industrial applications of the smart city (digital energy, monitoring of structures, air traffic control).

The program brings together 80 permanent researchers (half from France, half from Singapore), with the support of large industrial groups (Thales SG, EDF SG, ESI group, CETIM Matcor, ARIA etc.).

The research will take place mainly in Singapore, at the premises of CNRS@CREATE, with a competitive salary and generous funding for missions.

Read more about the DesCartes program here.

DESCRIPTION

WP8 Augmented Hybrid Engineering

WP8 Breakthroughs

• Scalable and fast decision making, from sensor management to real-time predictions and robust control
• Practical implementation, managing complexity, uncertainty and technical constraints

WP8 Motivations

• Pure model-based or data-based approaches cannot lead to robust and explainable decisions
• Nonlinear behavior and component interactions are hard to predict in complex system-of-systems

WP8 Innovation

• Sensor placement combined with data fusion
• Hybrid twin synthesis with faster than real-time predictions
• Correct-by-design robust control and resource efficient h/w deployments at the edge

Job Description

Develop a methodology to prepare data according to physical constraints, and to adjust physical models to real situations captured by data. The idea will be to combining imperfect data from models, from observations distributed in time and space, exploiting any relevant physical constraints, to produce a more accurate and comprehensive picture of the system as it evolves in time.

State estimation methods of electrical distribution system, especially micro-grids with RES generation and EV charging will be considered. Physical models as well as AI models will be developed based on an existing micro-grid in Singapore from our partner EDF Lab Singapore.

EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS

Competences in some of the domains listed below will be highly considered:

• Applied mathematics
• Optimization and Control theory
• Physical modeling & Simulation-based engineering
• Constraints on real-world systems

Keywords:

1. Data science
2. Artificial Intelligence
3. Numerical Simulation
4. Engineering
5. Data Assimilation
6. Real-Time State Estimation

FURTHER INFORMATION & CONTACT

RA Salary range: 5500 to 7000 SGD (depending on suitability and experience)

Workplace address: CREATE Campus, CREATE Tower, 1 Create Way #08-01 Singapore 138602

Interested applicants please send your resume to:

Email : benoit.delinchant@grenoble-inp.fr

– Please attach your full CV, with the names and contacts (including email addresses) of two character referees.