Master Thesis – Radar Algorithms

Location: Lund, Sweden; on-site. The thesis is open only to students affiliated with a Swedish university or college, directly or through an exchange program.

Company

hirify.global develops network technology and security solutions including video surveillance, access control, intercom, audio systems, and intelligent analytics applications.

What you will do

• Develop algorithms for radar systems operating with real-world data.
• Explore radar classification and point-cloud processing to distinguish objects.
• Investigate cross-sensor annotation and alignment using camera, geospatial, or other sensor data.
• Study multipath reflections and detections caused by signals bouncing off surfaces.
• Develop radar-guided pan-tilt-zoom camera control approaches.
• Review relevant research, implement algorithms, and evaluate their performance and limitations.

Requirements

• Be a master's student in Engineering Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, or a related field.
• Have knowledge in relevant areas such as machine learning, computer vision, robotics, or a related field.
• Have experience with Python and data analysis.
• Have an interest in AI, sensor fusion, radar systems, and autonomous perception.
• Have working ability to communicate in English, the working language of the thesis.
• Attach a CV and university or college grade summary when applying.

Culture & Benefits

• Work with the Radar Algorithms team at the headquarters in Lund.
• Receive supervision from a Radar Algorithm Developer.
• Refine the research question and project scope together with the team to match the student's interests and background.
• The thesis scope is 30 hp and is offered as a fixed-term thesis worker position.
• Applications are accepted in Swedish and English.
• Applications in pairs are preferred where the thesis proposal includes two students.

Hiring process

• Apply through the thesis proposal advert.
• State in the application if applying with another student and identify the co-applicant.
• Background checks may be required for certain roles, with notice provided before verification.