A post-doctoral fellow position is available co-hosted between the MUST Deep Learning and Assistive Devices research groups, within the Faculty of Engineering. We are seeking a highly motivated post-doctoral researcher to aid in various engineering research projects focused on developing advanced assistive devices for individuals with disabilities, incorporating machine learning techniques. The research groups are dedicated to advancing assistive technology through innovative engineering solutions and cutting-edge research. Our focus includes the design and development of prosthetics, wheelchairs, and other assistive devices, enhancing their functionality through machine learning. Our aim is to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities by integrating intelligent systems that provide better control and adaptability in assistive devices. The MUST Deep Learning research group studies machine learning, with an emphasis on the theory and application of deep learning. The group coordinates two national research programmes (associated with the Centre for AI Research and the National Institute for Theoretical and Computational Sciences) and delivers work of international standing. The collaborative programme between the two research groups is new: the post-doctoral fellow will be given the opportunity to help shape this programme in collaboration with senior researchers. Job Description The successful candidate will be provided with an environment conducive to the development of their research skills and growth of their research profile, through collaboration and publication at both national and international levels. The candidate will work closely with a supervisor and engage with postgraduate students as a co-supervisor and mentor. Key Responsibilities Conduct independent research in the field of assistive devices and machine learning. Publish research findings in high-impact journals. Co-supervise master's and doctoral students. Provide mentorship to postgraduate students. Write research and funding proposals. Participate in applied research projects in the industry, collaborating with other experts and stakeholders.