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Singapore: Research Fellow/Research Associate in Engineering PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Saturday, 30 June 2007


We are looking for a Research Fellow or Research Associate to work on an ASTAR funded project “An Integrated and Adaptive Simulation-Based Decision Support Framework for High-Tech Manufacturing and Service Networks” in which

  • discrete event simulation model components developed using Commercial Simulation Packages (CSPs) can be plugged together and interoperated in a standardised Plug & Play manner,
  • business application components can be re-used in simulation environments for modelling of complex operations with sufficient fidelity,
  • simulation experiments can be conducted with maximum degree of concurrency and minimum degree of redundancy on a Computing Grid with co-ordinated, seamless and secure access,
  • simulation analysis tasks can be assigned to Grid resources in an optimised manner, depending on the underlying domain-specific problem,
  • simulation models can interact with the systems they represent in a symbiotic manner such that (i) they can be adapted to changes in the real system with high degree of automation, and (ii) policies in the real world can be re-optimised taking into account these changes.

This project is a collaboration with the Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech). Together with a team of other research staff and students, the candidate will carry out research and development to help achieve the aims stated above.

Requirements

  • A PhD or Master degree in Computer Science or related fields
  • Strong programming skills in C++ and system development
  • Strong research ability and background in Discrete Event Simulation (DES) and related technologies
  • Good written and oral communication skills

Remuneration & Benefits

Successful candidates can expect a competitive salary and benefits

Term of Appointment

The appointment can commence anytime and will be initially for one year, with possibility for extension up to two additional years.

Contact Person

Please send your complete CV and expected salary to:

Dr. Malcolm Low or Dr. Stephen John Turner
School of Computer Engineering
Nanyang Technological University
Blk N4, #2A-32, 50 Nanyang Ave
Singapore 639798
Or via email: YHLow{at}ntu.edu.sg or assjturner{at}ntu.edu.sg



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