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We are looking for a Research Associate who will help developing AI-powered ground penetrating radar (GPR) for accurate imaging of tree roots buried in confined areas.
Key Responsibilities:

The Research Associate will work on a project to research on the development of an AI-powered ultra-wideband (UWB) GPR technology. The roles of this position include:

• Development of AI and signal processing techniques for accurate tree root detection and imaging
• Enhancement of the existing UWB-GPR technology
• Performing measurements on the field
• Fusing the existing technology with other sensing technologies

Job Requirements:

• MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering or related field
• Solid background in electromagnetics (must) and radar sensing and signal processing (preferred)
• Experience in the development of AI algorithms (preferred)
• A publication record (preferred)
• High academic credentials from a reputable institution
• Proficiency in Matlab and Phyton
• Good written and oral communication skills

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
Hiring Institution: NTU

• Development of AI and signal processing techniques for accurate tree root detection and imaging
• Enhancement of the existing UWB-GPR technology
• Performing measurements on the field
• Fusing the existing technology with other sensing technologie