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Two Fellow Positions on Robotics and Applied Machine Learning!
Genoa, Italy
Computer ScienceMachine Learning
About this opportunity
The Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) is offering two fellowship positions focused on Robotics and Applied Machine Learning as part of the EU project Ergo Lean GA 850932. Located in Genoa with connections across Italy and the US, IIT provides a truly interdisciplinary research environment.
Fellows will join the Human-Robot Interfaces and physical Interactions (HRI2) Research line, led by Dr. Arash Ajoudani. The research will involve developing novel algorithms for intelligent and adaptive control of collaborative robots in dynamic human states.
What You'll Do:
- Engage in theoretical and hands-on research.
- Contribute to lab projects and support general lab activities.
- Prepare grants and publish research findings.
Qualifications:
- MSc in relevant fields with a strong background in collaborative robot planning and control, computer vision, applied machine learning, etc.
- Proficiency in C++ and Python, experience with ROS, and familiarity with version control tools like git.
- A publication record and excellent command of English.
Extra Awesome:
- Strong communication skills, problem-solving attitude, and high motivation to learn.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in an interdisciplinary team.
What’s in for You?
- An equal, inclusive, and multicultural work environment.
- Support for relocation and paperwork.
- Opportunities for startup enthusiasts and business-minded individuals.
- A culture driven by integrity, courage, societal responsibility, and inclusivity.
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