Optiver builds long-range HF communication systems where RF performance directly influences end-to-end trading system performance. We are looking for an RF Systems Engineer to design, integrate, characterize and improve the RF subsystems behind these systems. Your
PhD position: Analysis of inhomogeneous wave equations Job Description PhD position: Analysis of inhomogeneous wave equations Vacancy number: 16781 Job type: PhD positions Contract hours min: 38 Contract hours max: 40 Location: Leiden Applying is possible
Omschrijving functieJob offer AcademicTransfer Als de volgende functie-eisen en ervaring overeenkomen met uw vaardigheden, zorg er dan voor dat u snel solliciteert. - JOB - Netherlands - Posted on: 11 August Aug 2026 AMOLF Research Field
Job Description:Airbus Netherlands B.V. Klaar om te solliciteren? Voordat u dat doet, zorg ervoor dat u alle details met betrekking tot deze baan in de onderstaande omschrijving leest. is looking for a Mechanical Engineer to join
This PhD position focuses on developing methods for learning and control in complex large‑scale systems, with applications in autonomous greenhouse control within the GreenControl project. De volledige functieomschrijving omvat alle bijbehorende vaardigheden, eerdere ervaring en eventuele
Challenge: Predict long-term cardiac growth and remodeling in cardiovascular disease. De verwachte ervaring van sollicitanten, evenals extra vaardigheden en kwalificaties die nodig zijn voor deze baan, worden hieronder opgesomd. Change: Develop multi-scale mechanobiological models for virtual
AMOLF in Amsterdam invites applications for a researcher to study the molecular-scale structure and dynamics of water and polymer networks in hydrogels, using femtosecond two-dimensional infrared spectroscopy and polarization-resolved techniques. Kandidaten dienen de tijd te nemen om
The Mathematical Institute of Leiden University and the Centre for Mathematical Sciences of Lund University have a position for a PhD candidate to join the project Analysis of Inhomogeneous Wave Euqations under the supervision of Gianne