Conduct advanced research in wireless communication systems, including PHY/MAC layers, radio architectures, networking protocols, and end-to-end system design
Design and evaluate AI/ML-driven wireless algorithms (e.g., semantic communications, intent based and agentic AI communications, GenAI-assisted network optimization, resource allocation, edge intelligence)
Develop and implement link-level and system-level simulations using tools such as MATLAB, Python, Sionna, or equivalent frameworks
Build proof-of-concept prototypes (e.g., OAI, SDR, digital twins, edge AI testbeds) and validate concepts on practical platforms or testbeds
Prototype Agentic AI and GenAI workflows for autonomous network planning, troubleshooting, orchestration, and standards-oriented research acceleration
Explore Physical AI concepts that connect perception, sensing, wireless control, robotics/automation, and embodied AI systems over reliable low-latency networks
Evaluate networking protocol behavior across IP, transport, application, RAN/core, edge/cloud, and distributed AI deployment environments
Analyze and optimize system performance using theoretical and data-driven approaches
Contribute to technical reports, publications, and patent filings
Collaborate with cross-functional research teams across wireless, AI, standards, and prototyping groups
Hands-on experience with:
System-level or link-level simulators (e.g., Sionna or equivalent)
Wireless prototyping platforms (e.g., SDRs, OAI testbeds, or real-time systems)
Generative AI and agent toolchains, including LLM APIs, RAG pipelines, vector databases, prompt/evaluation frameworks, and autonomous agent orchestration
Physical AI, robotics, sensing, perception, control, embodied AI, or cyber-physical systems integrated with wireless connectivity
MLOps and reproducible AI workflows using Docker, Kubernetes, MLflow, CI/CD, and GPU acceleration (CUDA where applicable)
Research track record including publications, patents, or technical contributions
Familiarity with cellular standards (4G/5G/6G evolution)
Experience in AI-native wireless systems, edge intelligence, or semantic communications
Strong software engineering practices (e.g., Git, reproducible research workflows)
Additional AI technologies: RAG, multimodal/foundation models, edge AI, federated/split learning, digital twins, Physical AI, robotics/automation, sensing, perception, and control