生物医学应用中基于光学传感器的信号处理与电路系统协同设计方向博士研究员（科研助理，EG 13 TV-L）

Research Associate (m/f/d)

Institute for Integrated Circuits and Systems

Remuneration EG 13 TV-L

ID 25426WE9

Start of employment January 1st, 2027 Application deadline October 27th. 2026

Scope fulltime, fixed term until December 31st, 2030 The Institute of Integrated Circuits and Systems (IICS) represents the field of microelectronics and integrated circuits at the Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH). We work in the broad area of integrated circuit (IC) design, with topics covering data converters, sensor interfaces and integrated sensing systems, energy-efficient wirelined and wireless transceivers, analog signal processing and analog computing, custom design techniques for edge AI.

We are looking for a PhD student for the topic of signal processing and circuit-system co-design in biomedical applications using optical sensors. The research topic will cover (near-sensor) signal processing, system development and circuit-system co-design of sensor interfaces for biomedical applications. Compelling personal interest and proven capability of the successful candidate will be taken into consideration.

YOUR TASKS

• Independent research followed by meaningful output regarding signal processing and circuit-system co-design in biomedical applications using optical sensors • Independently and collaboratively performed teaching tasks ( four hours/week)

• Create and develop documentation and supporting materials for e.g. research, reporting or knowledge dissemination • Supervise master and bachelor students

• Contribute to ongoing research projects at our institute

YOUR PROFILE

Requirements

• Completed scientific university studies (masters degree or equivalent), in particular in the subject Electrical Engineering, Medical Engineering, Signal Processing or comparable

Desired knowledge and personal skills • Solid knowledge and background in signal processing and system implementation, analog circuit design and (embedded) programming

• Deep understanding of signal processing methods, hardware implementation, sensors and system-level specifications for biomedical applications

• Strong interest and proven capability in academic research, previous publication in decent journals/conferences is of advantage

• Demonstrable team work skills and the ability to expeditiously acquire new knowledge

• Excellent language skills in English and German (B2/C1)

OUR OFFER

• Scientific qualification with the opportunity to pursue a PhD

• A job in an interesting, friendly and appreciative working environment

• Intensive induction/ onboarding • 30 day vacation per year

• Comprehensive training and further education programs

At the heart of TU Hamburg’s research, teaching and transfer of technology is the guiding principle of developing technology for people. The TU Hamburg sees itself in this context as a family-friendly and sustainable university with high performance and quality standards that strives for excellence in all its research fields. Interdisciplinarity, innovation, regionality and internationality are binding principles in our actions.

With currently around 8.000 students, 110 professors and 1.650 employees, the TU Hamburg is characterised by short decision-making processes and close cooperation between the board, the institutes, the deans of studies, the research areas and the administration. We identify ourselves with a modern leadership culture and cultivate appreciative interaction.

Note regarding the Standard Enquiry under Section 34a of the Hamburg Security Clearance Act: The department will submit an enquiry to the State Office for the Protection of the Constitution regarding any information it holds on the person selected in the recruitment process, provided that the legal requirements are met ( information on the Standard Inquiry and data protection notices ).

For further information please contact Prof Qiang Li, Tel.-Nr. +49 40 30601 3392, Email: qiang.li@tuhh.de .

We value diversity, therefore all applications are welcome, regardless of gender, gender identity, ethnic origin, nationality, age, religion and belief, disability, sexual orientation and identity or social background.

The TU Hamburg stands for equal opportunities as well as appreciative and respectful cooperation.

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