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Nokia Bell Labs Cambridge is looking for a researcher to join the Math & Algorithms Research Group, AI Research Lab, to evaluate the use of a novel computing concept called Ising machine in 6G signal processing. Ising machines are a new quantum/analogue computing paradigm for solving discrete optimisation problems. This project is part of a big EU funded initiative (QUEST-6G) pushing the limits of hardware and algorithms design for 6G communications. We are looking for a candidate to help us design algorithms, conduct numerical experiments and conduct benchmarking and analysis of the performance of this new computing approach. This role is a fixed-term appointment for 26 months.
• Exploration of the capabilities of novel computing hardware in 6G wireless communication (e.g. in hybrid precoding, power allocation, antenna positioning, beam focusing, non-linear precoding). • Numerical simulation of Ising machines.
• Compiling of and working with radio signal datasets to evaluate algorithm performance.
• Creation of written reports and publications about the findings.
• Presentations to the project consortium and the wider research community.
• You are:
• • a researcher with a PhD degree in electrical engineering, applied mathematics, physics, or related field.
• experienced in (or shows strong interest in) radio signal processing as applied to mobile communications, particularly for MIMO arrays.
• familiar with (or shows strong interest in) Ising machines or related novel computing paradigms.
• experienced with numerical methods and software (e.g. Python, numpy, Mathematica, or similar tools).