[ecoop-info] Two postdoc positions in heterogeneous many-core systems at the University of Manchester

[Mikel Lujan]

We have two postdoctoral positions available in the PAMELA project; a 
large and exciting new EPSRC programme grant. The project will run for 
five years allowing for an ambitious research agenda.

The post-holders will join the Advanced Processor Technologies (APT 
http://apt.cs.manchester.ac.uk) group within the School of Computer 
Science at the University of Manchester. The group has made notable 
contributions to the development low-power processors, interconnect 
technologies, virtualization and binary translation, and massively 
parallel neural network architectures. The post-holders will be expected 
to work within a team undertaking software/hardware co-design of future 
low-power heterogeneous many-core systems. The PAMELA project is 
vertically integrated by having computer vision as a key driver application.

The post holders will join a project headed by Dr Mikel Lujan and Prof. 
Steve Furber. The APT group is a vibrant community of interdisciplinary 
researchers working on future many-core architectures and software with 
strong industrial links.

Researcher in Low-Power Virtualization

We are looking for someone with expertise developing JIT compilers and 
runtime systems (e.g. Jikes RVM, Maxine VM or LLVM). For further 
information visit 
http://www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/displayjob.aspx?jobid=20459

To apply online complete the form at 
http://www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Decide.aspx?Jobid=20459 and include a 
full CV with a 2 page research statement indicating what you see are 
interesting research issues relating to the above post and why your 
expertise is relevant.

Researcher in Many-core Architectures

We are looking for someone with expertise in many-core architectures and 
fast architectural prototyping on FPGAs using high level synthesis 
languages (e.g. BlueSpec or SystemC). For further information visit 
http://www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/displayjob.aspx?jobid=20460

To apply online complete the form at 
http://www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Decide.aspx?Jobid=20460 and include a 
full CV with a 2 page research statement indicating what you see are 
interesting research issues relating to the above post and why your 
expertise is relevant.

The University of Manchester values a diverse workforce and welcomes 
applications from all sections of the community.