Master thesis: Federated Learning for Telecom Foundation Models
Technology, Data & Digital · Data, AI & Analytics · Machine Learning · Data Science · Artificial Intelligence
In short
Ericsson Research is seeking a Master's student for a thesis project on Federated Learning for Telecom Foundation Models. This role involves reviewing research, evaluating approaches, developing novel techniques, and collaborating with a research team to advance AI-native networks. The project is based in Stockholm during Spring 2027.
Responsibilities
- Review research on foundation models, federated learning, and telecom applications.
- Evaluate existing approaches and establish a baseline.
- Extend state-of-the-art methods and develop novel techniques for collaborative training and model adaptation.
- Define research directions together with your supervisor.
- Collaborate with the research team to ensure technical feasibility.
- Present your findings through regular discussions and final thesis documentation.
Requirements
- Master’s student with most coursework completed and strong academic performance.
- Proficiency in Python and hands-on experience with machine learning frameworks such as PyTorch.
- Strong programming, debugging, analytical, and problem-solving skills, including effective use of generative AI development tools.
- Excellent written and spoken English and the ability to work effectively in an international team.
- An independent, curious, and research-oriented mindset, with the ability to learn quickly and identify problems and solutions.
Desired Qualifications
- Knowledge of distributed systems, federated learning, large language models, or foundation models is beneficial.
- Knowledge of telecommunications networks is preferred.
Benefits
- Mentorship from senior researchers.
- Access to industry tools and datasets.
- Opportunity to support Ericsson’s work towards an AI-native network.
- Outstanding results may contribute to scientific publications, patent applications, and future Ericsson research activities.
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