PhD position in data science and AI for networks

Networks Data Science Group

Fecha límite de recepción de solicitudes: September 29, 2022 23:59 AoE (30 Septiembre 2022, 13:59h Horario Europa/Madrid)

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The Networks Data Science group at IMDEA Networks Institute has an opening for one PhD student in the area of mobile network traffic analysis and intelligence. The successful candidate will contribute to ongoing activities of the group, by (i) analyzing massive service-level Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) collected in operational 4G/5G networks, (ii) drawing insights on their dynamics and long-term evolution as 5G deployments spread out, and (iii) using the results to support the design of practical AI solutions for the automation of network functionalities.

The position offers:

• hands-on training in telecom big data analysis
• hands-on training in applying AI models in practical network environments
• a unique opportunity to work with large-scale real-world measurement data
• a vibrant, collaborative, multi-cultural and English-speaking environment
• the prospect to publish at top-tier venues in networking
• the high quality of life of the region of Madrid, Spain, where we are based.

The position requires:

• a degree in Computer Science or related field, with a solid academic record
• excellent programming skills
• a strong interest in big data analysis and/or applied AI for telecoms
• fluency in written and spoken English
• enthusiasm for interdisciplinary research.

Inquiries on the position can be directed to the group head, Dr. Marco Fiore,
via email at marco.fiore@imdea.org.

Candidates shall submit by the call deadline a CV, a motivation letter, and
two reference letters through the IMDEA Networks Institute hiring portal, at
https://careers.networks.imdea.org/.

This position could be cofounded by the H2020 project “DAEMON: Network intelligence for aDAptive and sElf-Learning MObile Networks”, funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement Nº. 101017109.