Doctoral Researcher

We are inviting applications for a Doctoral Researcher (PhD student) position in Signal Processing. The research topic will lie in the intersection of statistical signal processing and optimization, with an emphasis on theory and algorithms. Key focus applications include array signal processing for sensing (e.g., radar, RF imaging, sonar) and wireless communications, where multisensor (MIMO) systems are, and will continue to be, a core technology. In this position, the candidate is expected to: carry out high-quality research on mutually agreed topics, as well as publish / present results in top international signal processing and machine learning journals / conferences; complete a doctoral degree, including mandatory study credits required; assist in teaching tasks and undergraduate supervision (up to 5% of total working time). The work will be supervised by Assistant Professor Robin Rajamäki. The position is located in the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences, Unit of Computing Sciences. The work will be conducted on site, by default, as we encourage active participation in the local and vibrant research community. Partial remote work (e.g., 1–2 days a week) is possible, as separately negotiated.