Our Research Assistant positions offer young, aspiring researchers a salaried position in our research team whilst undertaking their PhD at a leading Madrid University, such as University Carlos III of Madrid, for up to four years, subject to satisfactory performance.
THE CALL FOR THESE POSITIONS IS CURRENTLY OPEN.
Graduates applying for this position should have the following attributes:
BSc, MSc or equivalent in Telematics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or a related field
Excellent academic transcripts
Clearly defined Statement of Purpose for Masters/PhD research thesis
Excellent level of spoken and written English
Highly motivated
* The University Carlos III of Madrid’s admissions office couldrequire you to complete all or part of their Masters course as acondition of your admittance to the PhD course (subject to youracademic qualifications)
Key Dates in 2009 Application ProcessFebruary 20th (18:00 CET): Deadline for receipt of applications
February 27th: Notification to shortlisted candidates
March 2nd – 18th: Telephone interviews
March 26th: Offers made to successful candidates
Successful candidates will enjoy the following benefits:
Freedom to focus on your research work, with full administrative support
Collaboration with leading experts on international research projects
Supervision throughout your PhD by one of our researchers, such as the world-renowned and award-winning scientists Dr. Nick Maxemchuk, Dr. Marco Ajmone Marsan and Dr. Arturo Azcorra
Use of state-of-the-art resources and facilities
Collaborative, multi-cultural and English-speaking environment
Participation at international conferences and project meetings
Assistance with all aspects of immigration and relocation
Support to take innovations to market
Salaried position for up to 4 years
All PhD program fees paid
Access to comprehensive healthcare
Total combined value of financial package of more than 130,000 Euros over four years
http://www.networks.imdea.org/OpenPositions/PhDGrants/tabid/1269/Default.aspx
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