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Find more on our web: hipeac.net/jobs/12289 Trinity College Dublin Dublin, Ireland Asst. Prof in Computational Engineering • Deadline: May 25, 2021 • Career levels: Assistant Professor • Keywords: Computer architecture, Embedded / Cyber-Physical Systems, Reconfigurable computing Trinity College Dublin Academic Posts Open We are delighted to invite applications for 2 academic posts at Trinity College with the Electronic Engineering Dept (https://www.tcd.ie/eleceng/) in the School of Engineering. The appointments are in the area of Computational Engin- eering at the level of Asst Prof (€35,509 - €86,247, 4.5 years) and Teaching Fellow (€35,509 - €46,266, 2.5 years). Fur- ther information and applications for these posts are at jobs.tcd.ie (select Academic->Engineering). The positions are part of the new Human Capital Initiative supported by the Government of Ireland. Successful candid- ates will contribute to Computational Engineering research and teaching in the Department. This includes Signal Pro- cessing (Video, Audio, Climate), Communications, Biomedical Engineering, Media Technology and design of computational hardware (FPGAs, ASICS for high throughput computation). The appointees will deliver courses in computational methodology including numerical software programming skills (NumPy, TensorFlow etc), computational science and engineering. The Department has a long history of strong collaboration with industry e.g. Google, YouTube, Qualcomm and is espe- cially strong in communications (connectcentre.ie) , DSP, audio/video processing (sigmedia.tv, adaptcentre.ie). The School runs a vibrant Biomedical Engineering initiative with contributions from each of the 3 disciplines including EEE. Please contact [email protected] if further context is required. Further information and applications for these posts are at jobs.tcd.ie (select Academic->Engineering). © 2021 HiPEAC, European Network on High Performance and Embedded Architecture and Compilation. The HiPEAC project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement number 779656..

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