TL;DR
PhD Student in Radar Interference Avoidance: Investigating and developing signal processing algorithms to mitigate interference in automotive radar sensors with an accent on understanding physical radar operation and defining multi-car scenarios. Focus on exploiting and developing algorithms for interference mitigation and characterizing interference situations.
Location: Onsite in Dresden, Germany
Company
NXP Semiconductors is a global leader in secure connectivity solutions for embedded applications, enabling a smarter, safer, and more sustainable world through innovation in automotive, industrial & IoT, mobile, and communication infrastructure markets.
What you will do
- Investigate the influence of radar interference from other vehicles.
- Study ways to prevent interference or minimize its impact for reliable sensing using safety-critical radar sensors.
- Simulate modelled traffic scenarios and/or measure on real hardware.
- Assess interference mitigation approaches with respect to their usefulness.
- Work alongside NXP’s radar development team in Dresden, closely connected with NXP innovation teams.
- Receive scientific supervision from the Chair of Electronic Systems and Sensors at Brandenburg University of Technology.
Requirements
- Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or related fields.
- Profound mathematical skills are a must.
- Experience in simulation for signal processing, image processing, and/or neural networks are desirable.
- Experience with MATLAB and/or Python will be helpful.
Culture & Benefits
- Online and offline learning opportunities for career development.
- Commitment to sustainability and making measurable year-on-year progress.
- Inclusive work environment with programs focused on diversity, inclusion, and equality.