Job opportunities

We currently have several PhD positions available in our group. Please check out the job ad.

We typically have a few projects available for student assistants (SHK/WHK). If you are currently enrolled as a bachelor or master (preferred) student at University of Freiburg and are interested in doing hands-on embedded systems work in our group, you are welcome to contact us by following the same directions and providing the same background information as for thesis projects.

Available projects for student assistants

Development Engineer for Batteryless IoT Testbed
Supervisor: Ingmar Splitt
Design and Implementation of Web Frontend for Public IoT Testbed
Supervisor: Ingmar Splitt

News

11/2022: Kai has successfully (with summa cum laude) defended his PhD thesis on battery-free wireless networks. Congratulations!

11/2022: The paper titled Low-Power Wireless Bus, which we published back in 2012 together with amazing colleagues from ETH Zurich and Politecnico di Milano, has received the SenSys 2022 Test-of-Time Award.

10/2022: Our paper on RSSISpy has received the EWSN’22 Best Paper Award.

07/2022: Two papers accepted at EWSN’22! One on inspecting concurrent transmissions in the wild (RSSISpy), and one on making low-power wireless more fault tolerant (Butler).

07/2022: Celine has joined the NES Lab as our new team assistant. Welcome!

05/2022: Marco has received the ACM SIGBED Early Career Researcher Award 2022!

04/2022: Ten schoolgirls visited our group on April 28, the International Girl’s Day in ICT 2022, to learn about sustainable electronics and to build their own battery-free devices.

04/2022: On April 14, Kai will be visiting Pat at UCSD and also give an invited talk about our recent work on battery-free networks.

04/2022: Our paper on efficient and reliable communication between battery-free, intermittently powered devices has received the NSDI’22 Community Award.

03/2022: We have released the artifacts (energy-harvesting traces, source code, etc.) of our NSDI’22 paper on battery-free device-to-device communication.