MSCA Doctoral Researcher in Integrated Circuits for Array Transceivers / Väitöskirjatutkija (integr
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MSCA Doctoral Researcher in Integrated Circuits for Array Transceivers / Väitöskirjatutkija (integroitujen piirien antenniryhmälähettimien ja -vastaanottimien tutkimusala)
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The Electrical Engineering unit at the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences, Tampere University, invites applications for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action (MSCA) Doctoral Candidate position in integrated circuits and signal processing for large-array transceivers in next-generation communication systems. The position is part of the EU-funded MSCA Doctoral Network ANCHOR. The successful candidate will contribute to advancing energy-efficient, high-performance communication systems for next-generation wireless infrastructures.
About the ANCHOR Doctoral Network
ANCHOR is an EU-funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network that brings together leading universities and industry partners to train 15 doctoral candidates in next-generation communication technologies. The network addresses key challenges in future wireless infrastructures - including spectrum harmonization, 3D coverage, mobility, latency, capacity, and energy efficiency - by advancing integrated solutions across radio, THz, and optical domains. Through interdisciplinary research, international secondments, and structured cross-sectoral training, ANCHOR equips its doctoral candidates with strong theoretical foundations and practical expertise to drive innovation in Europe's future telecommunications landscape. More information about ANCHOR network can be found https://www.anchor.strath.ac.uk/.
Job Description
The research focuses on developing signal processing concepts and energy-efficient, high-performance integrated circuit architectures