31 algorithm-sensor-"Newcastle-University" positions at California Institute of Technology
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equipment for the analysis of fluid rocketry components. It consists of both the development of overall requirements, selection of COT's hardware, and the assembly/validation of sensor components for use in
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comprehensive capabilities in conducting sophisticated fluid dynamics data analysis. This job includes aerospace-related machine learning algorithms. Specific duties include data analysis from wind tunnel
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. Evaluate optimal sensor placements and perform coupling measurements before and during each observation run of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration. Develop techniques and algorithms to characterize and remove
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device characterization and calibration methods to mitigate these sources of systematic errors. Essential Job Duties Design, engineering, and optimization of imaging sensors and their operating modes
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the development of overall requirements, selection of COT's hardware, and the assembly/validation of sensor components for use in testing electro-turbo rocketry pumps with water as an analog fluid. Essential Job
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Monte Carlo algorithms as directed by Professor Sandeep Sharma in the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Essential Job Duties Develop and maintain auxiliary field quantum Monte Carlo
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, engineering, and optimization of imaging sensors and their operating modes, typically working in wavelengths from 120 nm to 5 µm. Design, develop, and implement detector interface and control electronics, real
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interference. Identify and minimize coupling of these environmental disturbances into detector systems. Evaluate optimal sensor placements and perform coupling measurements before and during each observation run
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into detector systems. Evaluate optimal sensor placements and perform coupling measurements before and during each observation run of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration. Develop techniques and algorithms
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financing as CEO or CTO, in the technology sector, such as sensors, electronics, photonics, sustainability and cleantech, AI/ML, quantum computing, or semiconductors; or equivalent life science industry