| Skills/Experience Solid background in digital communications and physical layer of wireless systems with strong analysis and computer simulation skills is required. Proven skills in the simulation of cellular network technologies to derive tradeoffs and to predict performance in diverse channel conditions is required.
Good understanding on several of the following areas is desired: Concepts on network architecture of current and next generation mobile networks, including traditional cellular system and heterogeneous network. Physical and MAC layer design considerations for key radio access technologies such as OFDM, OFDMA, and CDMA. Resource allocation and MAC (Medium Access Control) methods applicable to the design of mobile or WLAN broadband networks. Key technologies used in position location and triangulation for wireless systems. Advanced antenna technologies including beamforming, MIMO, and SDMA Additional Skills The candidate should be comfortable with UNIX/Win/Linux computing platforms and have demonstrated programming skills in C/C++/MATLAB. Student must be available to work full-time for the months of July-September and at least part-time during the semester. Education Requirements Student pursuing MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or Information Systems with emphasis in digital communications, and a graduation date of December 2009 or later. |
