Postdoctoral Researcher – AI & IoT

GAO Group & Aperture Venture Studio are looking for recent PhDs and early-career researchers for a paid Postdoctoral Researcher position focused on AI and IoT. The role focuses on IoT systems, intelligent connected devices, edge computing, sensing and AI-enabled systems, with opportunities to develop practical prototypes, applications and potential commercial opportunities. Candidates who successfully complete one year will receive a Postdoctoral Program Certificate. There may also be an opportunity for extension or transition to a longer-term research or technical role, based on performance, business needs and mutual interest. Research Areas

IoT & Intelligent Connected Systems Edge Computing & Edge AI Intelligent Sensing & Sensor Fusion AI/ML for IoT Digital Twins & Cyber-Physical Systems Robotics & Physical AI Industrial IoT & Smart Infrastructure

What You’ll Work On

Conduct applied research in AI and IoT. Research emerging IoT technologies, architectures and applications. Develop IoT prototypes and proof-of-concept systems. Work with sensors, connected devices, gateways and edge/cloud platforms. Explore AI/ML applications for IoT-generated data. Contribute to research papers and technical reports. Explore technology development and commercialization opportunities. Collaborate with researchers, engineers and industry professionals.

Who Should Apply?

PhD or final-year PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, IoT, Robotics, AI/ML, Embedded Systems or a related STEM field. Strong IoT expertise and working knowledge of AI are encouraged. Experience with Python, C/C++, embedded systems, sensors, wireless communications, IoT platforms, edge/cloud computing, computer vision, digital twins or robotics is valuable.

What We Offer

Applied research in IoT and AI Real-world prototypes and technology applications Exposure to AI, IoT, sensing, edge computing and Physical AI Research publications and intellectual property opportunities. Collaboration with researchers, engineers and industry professionals Technology development and commercialization exposure

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