Jobbeschreibung
- Develop novel bio-inspired robotic devices in the context of locomotion transitions
- Design mechatronic rigs involving interfacing through microcontrollers to the motors, angular encoders, force sensors, etc.
- Design and implement closed-loop control strategies for robotic systems.
- Conduct experiments to evaluate the performance of robotic systems developed.
- Determine engineering requirements based on physical foundations underpinning designs.
- Collaborate with other members of the research team to integrate the developed systems into larger projects.
- Ph.D. in Robotics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
- Background in bio-inspired robotics, mechatronics, and embedded systems.
- Experience with hardware design, additive manufacturing, prototyping.
- Methodological and goal-oriented working behavior, good management skills.
- Thrives in multidisciplinary environment, comfortable working collaboratively in a team linking Biology-Materials-Mechanical Engineering/Aeronautics disciplines.
- Excellent communication skills generally, and in English, both written and spoken.
- Record of publications in top-tier robotics conferences and journals is preferred.
- Experience with underactuated systems, bending actuators, and/or soft sensors is desired.
- Knowledge of underactuated systems and computer vision would be a plus, yet not required.
To applyWe look forward to receiving your comprehensive online application, which includes a motivation letter (explaining why you are interested in our research, and why you feel qualified for it), a full CV, two to three relevant publications, certificates, diplomas, and the contact information for three references. Please only submit applications through our job portal. Email and postal applications will not be considered.
Extra Informationen
- Status
- Inaktiv
- Standort
- Dübendorf
- Jobart
- Karrierestarter
- Tätigkeitsbereich
- Chemie / Pharmazie
- Führerschein erforderlich?
- Nein
- Auto erforderlich?
- Nein
- Motivationsschreiben erforderlich?
- Nein
