CNR IMATI – Job opportunity in Computer Graphics and Cultural Heritage 

CNR IMATI offers a research contract on the theme:  “Design and development of services for the documentation and quantitative analysis of 3D assets, and their integration and interfacing with Cultural Heritage Research Infrastructures” 

The research position is within the PNRR IR project H2IOSC: https://www.h2iosc.cnr.it/home/
Lasting: 1 year. 
Location: Genova, Italy
Deadline: December 27th, 2023, h. 18:00 

Detailed information on the call can be found here: https://www.imati.cnr.it/detail_pages.php?language=ITA&view=GEN&voice_code=BND&fcode=WHA&ref_idk=BN-138

Requirements: 

a) Master’s Degree or Specialized Degree, or University Degree within the framework of the previous system relating to the theme of the project 
For degrees obtained abroad, a legal recognition is required. The candidate who is not yet in possession of the provision for recognition of the foreign qualification must declare in the application form that he/she has submitted the relative request in accordance with the law in force, reporting in the curriculum vitae details of the transmission. In this case the candidate will be admitted to the selection with reserve, it being understood that this recognition must be presented before the stipulation of the employment contract; 
b) at least three years of experience or possession of the title of Research Doctor or a PhD relevant to the field of experience requested, that is: 
  -  Design, development and testing of algorithms and software applications for modelling and processing 2D/3D data; 
  -  Creation of easily accessible graphical interfaces, scientific visualisation, and use of semantic web and knowledge technologies to document, index and share data and information; 
   - Software engineering for code re-factoring and service interoperability, software virtualisation and containerisation technologies, and possibly parallelisation or high-performance computing techniques; 
   - Software programming skills. 
c) knowledge of the English language. 

Contact: Chiara Eva Catalano, e-mail: chiaraeva.catalano@cnr.it