Research Assistant (Cognitive Hearing Technology)

Job summary

This position involves working as a Research Assistant on a European project focused on developing AI-based hearing technology for smart glasses. The role includes hands-on experimental and technical activities aimed at creating context-aware hearing instruments to assist individuals with hearing loss.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in engineering, audio-visual signal processing, AI, or computer science.
• Practical experience in egocentric video, real-time audio-visual signal processing, AI applications, multimodal systems, or human communication experiments.

Responsibilities

• Design and record a large-scale multisensory human communication dataset.
• Manage and curate complex multi-modal data.
• Implement real-time closed-loop wearable setups.
• Evaluate hearing technology with human users through experiments and interviews.

Skills

• Strong commitment to teamwork and collaboration in a multidisciplinary environment.
• Hands-on laboratory skills involving real-time audio-visual signal processing and data management.

Education

• A master's degree in a relevant field is required.

Tools

• Experience with audio-visual signal processing tools and software is beneficial.