Physicist, Computer Scientist, or similar (m/f/x)

Are you intrigued by cutting-edge technology that safeguards critical infrastructures? The Institute for the Protection of Maritime Infrastructures is devoted to fortifying the security of our maritime world through innovation and technology. We're on the lookout for passionate minds to join us on this exciting journey!

Within our Maritime Security Technologies department, we're diving deep into technological advancements aimed at protecting maritime infrastructures. We're set on crafting systems that assess and visualize the status of these infrastructures, ensuring their security efficiently and effectively.

One of our main focuses within the Methods and Processing group is muon tomography. Muon tomography relies on ambient cosmic-rays to image the inside of objects. We're collaborating to pioneer tomographic scanning technology tailored specifically for maritime applications using considering both ambient muons as well as artificial muon sources. This work will lay the foundation for future prototype developments. Our goal is to develop novel tomographic reconstruction algorithms and integrate state-of-the-art machine learning techniques for precise object detection and classification.

As our new team colleague, you'll be at the forefront of this innovation, focusing on:

Additionally, you'll contribute to publishing research in esteemed journals, presenting findings at conferences, and potentially supervising student theses and internships.

Among other things, we offer:

If you are enthusiastic about particle physics applications, see yourself as a team player and are motivated to develop in a collaborative and constantly evolving environment, then don't miss this opportunity to join us in shaping a safer future.