We accept postdoctoral applications year-round. Candidates must hold a PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering (or a closely related field). If applying in analog/mixed-signal IC design, prior tapeout experience is required.

As a postdoc, you are expected to:

• Lead a research project aligned with our lab’s themes

• Mentor graduate students and contribute to the lab’s collaborative environment

To apply, email your CV and a short proposal outlining:

• The topic you would like to pursue

• Your proposed research project and how it aligns with our work

• Relevant experience and technical expertise

You may also include 1–2 key publications and reference contacts.

We are recruiting graduate students with experience or strong interest in:

• Analog, mixed-signal, and digital IC design

• Biomedical systems and medical device development

Please review our Research Themes and recent Publications before applying.

To apply, email:

Your CV and academic transcript

• A short statement indicating which project(s) you’re interested in

• A summary of relevant background or experience that makes you a good fit

We accept applications for funded MASc/PhD positions, as well as research assistant roles for visiting graduate students.

We typically recruit through York’s USRA, LURA, or RAY programs. Openings are posted through those channels.

We look for students with skills in:

• Embedded systems (microcontrollers, FPGAs)

• PCB design and circuit prototyping

• Mechanical design (e.g., 3D printing of device enclosures)

• Software development for biomedical applications

Strong summer interns may have the opportunity to continue working part-time during the academic year.

Students from other Canadian universities are welcome to apply through:

• USRA/LURA, if eligible

• Volunteer research internships (unpaid)

We look for students with skills in:

• Embedded systems (microcontrollers, FPGAs)

• PCB design and circuit prototyping

• Mechanical design (e.g., 3D printing of device enclosures)

• Software development for biomedical applications

We primarily host international undergraduates through the MITACS Globalink program.

Please apply directly through MITACS. Project topics and skill requirements are the same as listed for York interns.