The following positions are available:

• PhD student / AIO (Assistent In Opleiding) m/f
• Chartered Engineer student / TWAIO (TWeejarige Assistent In Opleiding) m/f
• Software Engineer m/f
• Hardware Designer m/f

General:

The PhD research will take place inside the MOVE project.The goal of this project is semi-automatic generation of embedded processors. Several research positions on the following topics (or a combination of) are available:
 
• Computer architecture and engineering
• Application specific processing
• Parallel processing  (ILP and coarse-grain parallelism exploitation)
• Heterogeneous (multi-processor) embedded systems
• Multi-threaded architectures
• Multi-media processors
• Low power processor design
• Hardware/software co-design
• High performance compilers: scheduling and code generation for ILP processors.


Besides the research and implementation, the researcher will have opportunity to extend his knowledge by following a number of lectures from the PhD curriculum.

Requirements:

Master of sciences diploma in the area of Computer Sciences, Electrical Engineering, Physics or Mathematics with preferably experience in the design of processors. Familiarity with hardware-software co-design or code generation is considered advantageous.

Employment conditions:

The employment will take place inside TU Delft for a period of 4 years, and will lead to the PhD degree. For more information contact dr. Henk Corporaal (TU Delft, +31 15 278 50 21).  Interested candidate should read the MOVE pages carefully.

Please direct your written solicitations, including full curriculum vitae (with grades obtained during studies (GPA), a list of publications, letter(s) of recommendation, etc.) and a short description of your proposed research which fits within the MOVE project,  to:
 

dr. Henk Corporaal
Delft University of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering
Mekelweg 4, 2628CD Delft, The Netherlands.

General:

The goal of these positions is, beside extending the professional knowledge level in the number of crucial areas of the information technology:
 
• to broaden the candidates' education with elements of the related disciplines,
• to broaden by putting more accent on technological design and multi-discipline project work,
• to broaden by gaining knowledge in the area of industrial  management sciences.


The employee is also expected to take active part inside the MOVE project. His diploma work will concentrate on one of the following topics:
 

1. Computer architecture and engineering
2. Application specific processing
3. Parallel processing  (ILP and coarse-grain parallelism exploitation)
4. Heterogeneous (multi-processor) embedded systems
5. Multi-threaded architectures
6. Multi-media processors
7. Low power processor design
8. Hardware/software co-design
9. High performance compilers: scheduling and code generation for ILP processors.


Roughly one-third of the two years period will be spend on extending ones knowledge through courses and specific assignments; two-thirds is reserved for participating in design and research. A project design has to be finished, tested and documented within this period of time.

Requirements:

Master of sciences diploma in the area of Computer Sciences, Electrical Engineering, Physics or Mathematics.

Employment conditions:

The employment will take place inside TU Delft for a period of 2 years, and will lead to the Chartered Engineer degree. For more information contact dr. Henk Corporaal (TU Delft, +31 15 278 50 21).  Interested candidate should read the MOVE pages carefully.

Please direct your written solicitations, including full curriculum vitae (with grades obtained during studies (GPA), a list of publications, letter(s) of recommendation, etc.),  to:
 

dr. Henk Corporaal
Delft University of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering
Mekelweg 4, 2628CD Delft, The Netherlands.

General:

The employment will take place inside the MOVE project, for a period of 1.5 years and is funded by the Dutch Technology Fundation (STW).

The MOVE project aims at the semi-automatic design of embedded systems, starting from an application specification in the language C. Research topics are:
 

1. Computer architecture and engineering
2. Application specific processing
3. Parallel processing  (ILP and coarse-grain parallelism exploitation)
4. Heterogeneous (multi-processor) embedded systems
5. Multi-threaded architectures
6. Multi-media processors
7. Low power processor design
8. Hardware/software co-design
9. High performance compilers: scheduling and code generation for ILP processors.


As part of this research many software tools have to be developed, like compilers, simulators, code generators, user interfaces etc. The new employee will contribute to this software development and will be responsible for the overall software distribution to our industrial partners.

This position within the MOVE project creates an excellent opportunity to become familiar with the latest software developments in embedded system design.
 

Requirements:

Master of sciences diploma in the area of Computer Sciences, Physics or Electrical Engineering, with experience in writing large software in C/C++ under UNIX. Experience in Java, user interface packages and Windows95/NT is considered advantageous.

Employment conditions:

The employment will take place at the TU Delft for a time of 1.5 years .  For more information contact dr. Henk Corporaal (TU Delft, +31 15 278 50 21).  Interested candidates should read the MOVE pages carefully.

Please direct your written solicitations, including full curriculum vitae (with grades obtained during studies (GPA), a list of publications, letter(s) of recommendation, etc.),  to:
 

dr. Henk Corporaal
Delft University of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering
Mekelweg 4, 2628CD Delft, The Netherlands.

General:

The employment will take place inside the MOVE project, for a period of 1.5 years and is funded by the Ducth Technology Fundation (STW).

The MOVE project aims at the semi-automatic design of embedded systems, starting from an application specification in the language C. Research topics are:
 

1. Computer architecture and engineering
2. Application specific processing
3. Parallel processing  (ILP and coarse-grain parallelism exploitation)
4. Heterogeneous (multi-processor) embedded systems
5. Multi-threaded architectures
6. Multi-media processors
7. Low power processor design
8. Hardware/software co-design
9. High performance compilers: scheduling and code generation for ILP processors.

 
As part of this reseach a number of case studies are performed (in the signal processing and multi-media areas), which imply the design of embedded processors. For this purpose a number of tools are developed  (like VHDL processor generators). Furthermore state of the art VLSI design tools like Synopsys and Cadence are being used. The new employee wil contribute to the design of these embedded processors, and will be responsible for the operation of the whole hardware/VLSI generation trajectory.

This position within the MOVE project creates an excellent opportunity to become familiar with the latest hardware developments in embedded system design.

Requirements:

Master of sciences diploma in the area of Computer Sciences, Electrical Engineering or Physics, with preferably experience in hardware design  in VHDL.

Employment conditions:

The employment will take place at the TU Delft for a time of 1.5 years .  For more information contact dr. Henk Corporaal (TU Delft, +31 15 278 50 21).  Interested candidates should read the MOVE pages carefully.

Please direct your written solicitations, including full curriculum vitae (with grades obtained during studies (GPA), a list of publications, letter(s) of recommendation, etc.),  to:
 

dr. Henk Corporaal
Delft University of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering
Mekelweg 4, 2628CD Delft, The Netherlands.