One Postdoc Position Available For Fall 2023
NextG wireless Lab has one postdoc position available starting Fall 2023, and we are now looking for a talented and motivated postdoctoral researcher in the area of 6G wireless networks, such as, Satellite/NTN networks, Open RAN, NR positioning, and Spectrum sharing. The successful candidate will help us fulfill the project's goals, produce high-quality research, and collaborate with external academic and industry project partners. For more information on ongoing projects, do visit https://www.nextgwirelesslab.org/current-projects
We seek an outstanding talent with a PhD in ECE, CS or similar fields. The ideal candidate have a solid background in 5G/6G cellular networks and experimental wireless research. Prior experiences in AI/ML and wireless prototyping is an advantage.
How to apply?
The interested application should send the required documents as a single pdf file directly to vshah22@gmu.edu, with Subject="[Fall 2023] Postdoc-application-FirstName-LastName". The required documents are (1) Curriculum vitae including the list of publications, and (2) (Optional) A research statement (max. 2 pages) indicating your research interests, achievements, plans and how these fit with the above position requirements and our ongoing research.
The application review will continue until the position is filled.
Two PhD Positions Available For Fall 2023/Spring 2024
NextG Wireless Lab@Mason has openings for two highly motivated PhD students starting Fall 2023/Spring 2024. The successful candidate will conduct experimental research and prototyping on the exciting topics of 5G/NextG Communications, O-RAN, AI/ML, Spectrum Sharing, NR Positioning, and Cybersecurity.
Required Qualifications
Hold a BS/MS degree in ECE, CS, IT, Cybersecurity, or other related disciplines.
Strong programming skills (e.g., Python, Matlab etc.)
Solid background in mathematics and analytical thinking
Excellent written and communication skills
Ability to work in an inter-disciplinary team
Preferred Qualifications
Strong background in wireless communications and networking, particularly, 5G and next-G technologies
Hands-on experience with open-source cellular software, e.g., srsRAN, and software-defined radios, e.g., USRP X310.
Hands-on experience with experimental research in communications and with communications testbeds
Research experience and good publication record
Hands-on experience with network simulators, such as, ns-3 and OMNET++ is a plus.
Your application must include:
Curriculum vitae including R&D skills, awards, fellowships, grants, list of publications (if any) etc.
bachelor/master transcripts
Any relevant documents that will support your application (including but not limited to, GRE and/or TOEFL/IELTS score etc.)
How to Apply?
Please send the required documents as a single pdf file directly to vshah22@gmu.edu, with Subject="[Fall 2023 or Spring 2024] PhD-application-FirstName-LastName". Formal PhD application must be submitted to the PhD in Information Technology (PhD INFT) program under GMU College of Engineering and Computing. Note that the application deadline is June 1, 2023 for international students and July 15, 2023 for domestic US students.
Link: https://cec.gmu.edu/admissions/graduate-admissions/application-requirements-and-deadlines