Programmer/Coder (Undergraduate)

School/College: CCPS
Department: Computer Science, Mathematics and Science
Position Status: Open
Title of Project: Creating and running experiments in Java or Python for Journal Publication

Level: Undergraduate
Year in Program: 3
Type of Position: Unpaid
Hours per week: 3
Semesters Recruiting: Spring
Campus(es): Queens

Project Summary: 

I am an assistant professor at St. John's CCPS Computer Science, Math, Science department. I have a few ideas on how to extend a Milcom19 conference paper titled "Privacy-preserving Crowd-sensing for Dynamic Spectrum Access". I am looking for willing, and talented programmers to collaborate. In specific, I want to use the first 2-3 weeks of our collaboration to discuss the nature of the paper and bring you up to speed with what I am doing. Then I will explain my new ideas and see if you would be willing to work along with me to code in either Java/Python a portion of the new experiments. The results from these experiments, along with my contributions will be used for a joint publication in an arbitrary IEEE journal. Publishing in conferences, journals is an excellent method to pave the road for graduate (Ph.D) program.

Qualifications:

Being optimistic, inquisitive, organized and committed to the 3hrs/week pace. Good coding and verbal communication skills.

Job Responsibilities: 

Think of this as a "research assistant-ship" responsibility i.e., you'll be working along with me to push the latest/greatest research forward through your coding contribution.

Interested in this Job?

If you are interested in this research opportunity, contact Erald Troja via email at [email protected].