The project is focused on application of machine learning for road transportation infrastructure and R&D of a digital twin of tunnel traffic based on a large set of historical data collected from traffic counters, cameras and other traffic sensors classifying vehicle types, and with modular integration into the operator interface, thus providing predictive insight into traffic behavior and anticipatory monitoring for safety-critical aspects of traffic management in tunnels.
Open positions are for two researcher with contracts up to 30 November 2028.
Interested candidates are invited to submit theri applications by e-mail to Vinko Lesic (vinko.lesic@fer.hr).
The call for open position is ongoing. Applications will be evaluated periodically at every 10th day of month, starting with 10-July-2026.
GENITS - Generational Improvement of Key Products in the Intelligent Transportation System
The project of development of a new generation of intelligent traffic systems (ITS) focuses on three complementary products: monitoring and management software CNUP, road traffic station CPS and color traffic displays SPZ. The systems use advanced algorithms, V2I communication and LPWAN sensor networks, allowing to increase the safety, efficiency and reliability of the transportation infrastructure. The products are designed for the global market, with expected growth in sales revenue by 20% and exports by 10%. The project encourages employment and research, includes a commercialization plan and technology transfer through R&D and licensing agreements, and generates new patents and FER scientific publications.
The project is carried out in close collaboration with company LED elektronika d.o.o., Croatian leader in the development, design, production, installation and maintenance of road electronics, telematics and LED lighting systems.
Researcher
The gross salary (brutto) is in the range of 32,000 EUR per year.
Possibility of scholarship and enrollment as a PhD candidate within doctoral study programme at University of Zagreb Faculty of electrical engineering and computing. PhD scholarship implies a Faculty grant of 8,000 EUR within 3 years and in return a requiremenet of 6 hours of teaching content per week.
The ideal Researcher candidate should hold few years of experience in electrical engineering or computer science with a specific focus on convex optimisation or machine learning and a special interest for the application context of smart city and infrastructure. Alternatively, the candidate could hold few years of experience in mathematics or physics with an interest or references in machine learning and optimisation.
The candidate should have expertise in some of the topics listed below:
- mathematical modelling
- data science, sampling, filtering
- machine learning and neural networks
- MATLAB/Simulink programming and simulation skills
- Python programming skills
- back-end programming skills, SQL queries, API creation
- teamwork and social skills (with references)
- autonomy and self-drive (with references)
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