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TNO-ESI as an employer
TNO-ESI is always looking for talent to reinforce our team of research fellows.
If you have a relevant background in computer science, electrical engineering or applied mathematics, have a strong affinity with applied R&D in an industrial context and looking for the next step in your career, feel free to send your open application, including your CV and a motivation letter to the TNO-ESI Science Director Wouter Leibbrandt and the recruiter Yvonne Pribnow, (contact details below).
We are always looking for students for internships.
The candidate will investigate several research questions: What are the challenges faced by open-source research projects and what are the current practices that address them? What are the factors, inner workings and practices that influence the success or failure of open-source research projects?
This research will provide actionable insights about best practices of open source research software based on empirical evidence collected by combining qualitative and quantitative methods.
There are many ways to allocate a batch of jobs to a manufacturing system’s equipment. As brute-force design space exploration of this optimization space is not feasible, one has to use more intelligent methods.
A first goal of this assignment is to define generic methods to specify these allocation optimization spaces