Summer Fellowship Hiring

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Intel Research Pittsburgh invites applications for sponsored summer fellowship positions from experimental computer systems researchers. We are looking for students who combine excellent hands-on systems skills with the ability to conceptualize innovatively in core systems areas.

We are specifically looking for students in several of the lab's research efforts, including

• Big Data infrastructure, storage, and new applications for clustered computing systems;
• optical systems research for high capacity interconnects including signal processing for optical links and novel approaches to achieve low cost terabit transmission capabilities;
• Dynamic Physical Rendering (DPR);
• Log-Based Architectures (LBA);
• Interactive Search-Assisted Decision Support (ISADS);
• novel parallel programming models;
• Personal Robotics;
• Proteus;
• Neighborhood-Aware Networking (NaN);
• Data-Oriented Transfer (DOT);
• parallel formal verfication engines;
• large-scale distributed machine learning.

Other project opportunities are also available. For more details, see http://www.pittsburgh.intel-research.net.

One of the special perks of a sponsored summer fellowship with our lab is our open, collaborative model, which encourages prompt publication of research results, open-source software releases, and wide collaboration. Because of this unique model, in most cases you can bring existing research with you and/or continue research developed during your time here (without some of the intellectual property hurdles common in other industrial settings). Many students continue working with us beyond the summer; in many cases summer work at Intel Pittsburgh has becomes part of a student's thesis research.

Intel Research Pittsburgh is located in the Collaborative Innovation Center on the Carnegie Mellon University campus. Lab researchers typically collaborate closely with the university's Computer Science and ECE departments. The lab is located in the Pittsburgh's vibrant Oakland district, home to the University of Pittsburgh, the Carnegie Museum, and several parks. Numerous outdoors activities are available throughout the area.

The application deadline is February 21, 2009 (Applications are considered as they arrive).

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Step 1:

Please submit your Resume or CV as a PDF or in plain text format:

Step 2:

Please fill out the following information:

Name:
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Email address:
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Postal address:
Phone number:

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References

Please provide the email address and telephone number of at least 2, and up to 3, references:

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Areas of Interest

Sponsored summer fellowships can cover a variety of competencies and interests. To help us best evaluate which project you might be the best fit for, we ask you to check at most three of the "Areas of Interest" below:

 Big Data
 Computer Architecture
 Compilers & Binary Translation
 Computer Systems Simulation
 Virtualization
 Parallel Processing
 Robotic Manipulation
 Modular Robotics
 Multi-Agent Motion planning
 Computer Vision
 Machine Learning
 Operating Systems
 Optical Systems
 Distributed Systems
 Networking
 File Systems
 Storage Systems
 Databases
 Run-time Software Verification
 Formal Verification
 Medical Image Processing
 Algorithms
Other:

Now just click on the "Submit Application" button