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Applications are invited for four post-doctoral research officer positions based in the digital signal processing (dsp) centre within the optical communications research group (ocrg) in the school of computer science and electronic engineering, bangor university. (2019年10月30日申请截止接收，聘期到2023年6月30号） the scheme is part-funded by the european regional development fund (erdf) through the welsh government, eu funds: investing in wales. candidates should hold phd degrees (or near completion - or degree-equivalent) in a relevant area of engineering or science and have expertise in one or more of the following areas: i) optical/wireless transmission systems; ii) optical/wireless access networks; iii) high-speed optical/wireless devices; iv) dsp algorithms and their real-time fpga implementation. the successful candidates will be expected to commence as soon as possible and the posts are  initially fixed term positions until 30/06/2023. duties will include undertaking theoretical and/or experimental research in one or more of the aforementioned projects by proposing and verifying advanced techniques capable of satisfying specific technical objectives. for informal discussions about the post please contact professor jianming tang, tel +44 (0)1248 382697 or email j.tang@bangor.ac.uk. committed to equal opportunities. overview the city of bangor is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty close to the mountains of snowdonia and the beach resorts of the north wales coast, and offers a quality of life that surpasses that in most regions of the uk. lying on the euroroute to ireland, bangor is served by fast train services to most major cities and excellent road connections via the a55 expressway to the motorway network. manchester and liverpool airports are within 90 minutes away by car. bangor university was established in 1884 and currently has over 11,000 students. it comprises 14 academic schools grouped in to 3 colleges. the college of environmental sciences and engineering at bangor university is one of the leading centres in the uk for teaching and research in biology, environmental sciences, geography, ocean sciences, chemistry, computer science and electronic engineering. the university was awarded a gold rating in the recent uk teaching excellence framework. the college has over 2300 students and 350 teaching and support staff, and consists of three academic schools and the biocomposites centre. the school of computer science and electronic engineering is a school within this college. the school achieved the uk’s fourth highest score for its electronic engineering research output in the recent research excellence framework (ref 2014), acknowledging the world leading research activity carried out in the school.these articulate in the fields of photonics (optoelectronics, optical system and communications), and material and devices (smart materials, organic and green electronics, device fabrication and characterization). the project the optical communications research group (ocrg) in the school of computer science and electronic engineering, bangor university, has established its world-wide reputation in research in optical access networks and digital signal processing (dsp). by making use of the ocrg’s dsp research capability, an innovative-minded dsp centre of excellence will be created in september 2019 in bangor university, by involving a number of globally leading industrial partners with a well-balanced and skill-complementary expertise. the dsp centre will develop cutting-edge dsp solutions for 5g and 5g ecosystems with a sharp focus on not only further improving the ocrg’s research capacity but also capturing more research grants from both public and private funding sources. the dsp centre will pursue the six following technically and logically-linked rd&i projects including: i) dsp algorithm design, optimisation and implementation; ii) flexible transceivers and networking devices; iii) optical and wireless transmission system convergence; iv) cloud network architectures; v) sdn-based network control; and vi) 5g testbed establishment and field trials. the scheme is part-funded by the european regional development fund (erdf) through the welsh government until 30th june 2023, eu funds: investing in wales. beyond the funding period, the centre’s long-term sustainability is envisaged to be maintained by capturing further research funding and commercialising the centre-generated dsp solutions. main duties and responsibilities     undertaking theoretical and/or experimental research in one or more of the aforementioned projects by proposing and verifying advanced techniques capable of satisfying specific technical objectives;     regularly documenting and disseminating research results using various means including publication in high-quality journals, and presentations in professional conferences, workshops and project meetings;     assisting in developing research proposals;     operating and maintaining research lab equipment;     co-supervising junior researchers and students;     providing necessary assistance in seeking funding from external bodies. other duties and responsibilities     the post holders will be expected to participate in performance review and developmental activities.     the post holders will be expected to comply with the university’s equality policies and statements, dignity at work and study policy and the university’s welsh language scheme.     the post holders have a general and legal duty of care in relation to health, safety and wellbeing and must take all reasonable steps to ensure a safe and healthy working environment for themselves and for other members of staff, students and visitors affected by their actions or inactions.     the post holders are also required to comply with all applicable health and safety policies, procedures and risk assessments.     the post holders must comply with relevant legal and financial policies and procedures and be aware of their responsibilities in terms of the legal requirements of their posts. person specification qualifications/training essential     phd degrees (or near completion - or degree-equivalent) in a relevant area of engineering or science;     expertise in one or more of the following areas:     i) optical/wireless transmission systems;     ii) optical/wireless access networks;     iii) high-speed optical/wireless devices; and     iv) dsp algorithms and their real-time fpga implementation;     established skills in independently and creatively undertaking theoretical and/or experimental research; experience/knowledge essential     a good track record of scientific publications in world-leading professional journals and major national/international conferences; skills/abilities essential     excellent communication skills and the ability to work in a team;     self-motivation: meets objectives on own initiative, committed to continuous professional development and adaptable;     no specific welsh language requirement. candidates will be expected to work positively in a bilingual environment. desirable     experience in preparing research proposals;     experience in providing effective assistance in post-graduate student supervision;     a sound knowledge of 5g technologies and their associated challenges;     industrial experience in relevant areas;     research project leading skills. general all offers are made subject to proof of eligibility to work in the uk and receipt of satisfactory references. all candidates must meet the requirements of uk ‘right to work’ requirements*. * if you require home office permission to work in the uk, or need to switch your visa status in order to take this job, please note that following the introduction by the government of immigration limits on skilled workers we recommend you use the following link to information about the routes into employment and to check eligibility requirements: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/ 网站链接： https://www.indeed.co.uk/viewjob ... =serp&vjs=3 https://jobs.bangor.ac.uk/detail ... tdext&lg=uk https://jobs.bangor.ac.uk/list.p ... tdext&lg=uk