82 programming-"the"-"DAAD"-"IMPRS-ML"-"FEMTO-ST"-"U.S"-"CNRS" positions at ETH Zurich
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software engineer. You have solid experience in multiple programming languages, in particular Python. Experience working with plugin systems is a big plus. Familiarity with continuous integration pipelines is an
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research groups (from University of Zurich and University of St.Gallen). The ETH AI Center Fellowship program is one of Europe’s premier Post-Doc programs focused on advancing interdisciplinary AI research
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at the forefront of computer science. Successful candidates should establish and lead a strong research program. The new professor will be expected to supervise doctoral students and teach both undergraduate and
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The ETH AI Center offers a unique fellowship program for doctoral students, designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and a positive impact to society. The ETH AI Center promotes
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, and be at the beginning of their research career. Principal qualifications include strong analytical and quantitative skills in numerical analysis, programming, high-performance computing, as
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Sciences with strong IT/programming skills, or in Computer Science/Physics with interest in geoscience and sensors, to support sensor-noise analysis, calibration workflows, and seismic-coverage modelling
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executing computational projects. Prior experience with DFT-based electronic structure calculations or other computational quantum-mechanical many-body techniques. Programming skills in either Python, Fortran
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in PBF of plastics (whole chain). Develop and test new materials, additives, and processing strategies including printing & testing of parts. Plan and execute laboratory experiments (incl. DoE) with
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of effects related to high electric field strengths and voltages and their application. We work with a very strong experimental focus and our researchers plan, design, construct, build, commission and automate
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and waste-free chemical industry for a sustainable society. Jointly led by ETH Zurich and EPFL since 2020, the research program is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) and currently