Research Fellow in Distributed Systems

Working in the area of distributed systems, heterogeneous parallel architectures, and low power computing, you will be an integral part of a research collaboration between the School of Computing and TANGO (Transparent heterogeneous hardware Architecture deployment for eNergy Gain in Operation) consortium, which currently has six academic and industrial members from the EU. You will use PhD-level skills in distributed systems or parallel architectures, software engineering, energy-efficiency, and Quality of Service provision to contribute to the design of TANGO architecture and its implementation. TANGO is a three year project funded under Horizon 2020 (http://tango-project.eu/).

As well as holding a PhD (or close to completion) in Computer Science, you will have familiarity with some or all of the following:  Python/Java, Eclipse, Jenkins and Sonarqube. Additionally, you will have a current track record of publications in distributed systems/parallel architectures journals and conferences.

‘The University of Leeds’ commitment to women in science has been recognised with a national accolade. The University and the Faculty of Engineering have received the Athena SWAN Bronze Award in recognition of our success in recruiting, retaining and developing/promoting women in Science, Engineering and Technology (SET).’

The University offers generous terms and conditions of employment, a wide range of benefits, services, facilities and family friendly policies. Full details are available on the Human Resources web pages accessible at www.leeds.ac.uk/hr/index.htm

Informal enquires to Karim Djemame, Senior Lecturer,tel +44 (0)113 343 6590, email k.djemame@leeds.ac.uk