The Singapore-ETH Centre, established in 2010 by ETH Zurich - The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and Singapore's National Research Foundation (NRF), is ETH Zurich's only research center outside of Switzerland. It enhances ETH Zurich's research capacity to develop sustainable solutions to global challenges in Switzerland, Singapore, and the surrounding regions.
Located in Asia's rapidly urbanizing landscape, the Singapore-ETH Centre is dedicated to providing practical solutions to pressing challenges in urban sustainability, resilience, and health through its programs: Future Cities Lab Global (FCL Global) and Future Health Technologies (FHT).
The centre acts as an intellectual hub for research, uniting principal investigators and researchers from diverse disciplines and backgrounds. To encourage collaboration and the exchange of ideas, our researchers work closely with universities, research institutes, industry, and government agencies to translate knowledge into practical solutions for real-world challenges.
The future of healthcare systems relies on effective data utilization to support clinicians, enabling them to concentrate on patient care while leveraging AI to detect patterns beyond human perception, enhance diagnostic accuracy, optimize workflows, and improve risk assessment. The urgency to develop AI models that meet these needs is particularly pronounced in aging societies, where increasing patient numbers coincide with workforce constraints.
To bridge this gap, we are developing the AI for Science Instrumentation Gym, which centers data-driven hypothesis generation as its mission. This initiative introduces a vital intermediate step: the tokenization and cartography of scientific data. Tokenization transforms complex data into coarse-grained, interpretable units, while cartography organizes these units into latent spaces, creating structured landscapes for exploration. This approach allows machine learning to be a tool for mapping high-dimensional data into forms that scientists can navigate, interpret, and use to generate new hypotheses.
To support the development of the AIS Instrumentation Gym, we are introducing a set of Instrumentation Gym Lead (IGL) positions. IGLs are data scientists and systems builders responsible for designing, implementing, and scaling the AIS Instrumentation Gym across its various levels (S/M/L). They serve as the infrastructure backbone of the ecosystem, enabling domain scientists and machine learning researchers to work with complex scientific data in a structured, scalable, and interpretable manner.
As a Research Engineer, you will take on the role of one of the Gym Leads for the ML platform for Scientific Instrumentation, working on:
We are looking for candidates with the following qualifications:
Desirable qualifications include:
ETH Zurich is dedicated to fostering an inclusive culture that promotes equality of opportunity and values diversity. We strive to create a working and learning environment where the rights and dignity of all staff and students are respected. Visit our Equal Opportunities and Diversity website to learn how we maintain a fair and open atmosphere for growth and development. Sustainability is a core value for us, and we continuously work toward a climate-neutral future.
We look forward to your online application using the form below.
For further information about The Singapore-ETH Centre, please visit our website. Questions regarding the position should be directed to Prof. Duane Loh (NUS) at duaneloh@nus.edu.sg. (Strictly no applications).
Please note that only applications matching the job profile will be considered.
Location : Zürich
Country : Switzerland