job opportunity at NECI

[Ronitt Rubinfeld]

The NEC Research Institute (NECI) in Princeton, New Jersey, has
immediate openings for outstanding researchers in Computer Science.
Candidates are required to have a Ph.D. degree and are expected to
establish a basic research program of international stature.

We are seeking applicants in cryptography, theory, machine learning, 
bioinformatics, data mining and other systems relevant to web 
applications, but will consider exceptional applicants in other areas
of Computer Science.

NECI, founded eleven years ago, has as its mission basic research in 
Computer Science and Physical Sciences underlying future technologies 
relevant to NEC. The Institute has research programs in theory, machine
learning, computer vision, computational linguistics, web characterization
and applications, bioinformatics, as well as research activities in 
Physical Sciences.

NECI offers unique and unusual opportunities to its
scientists including, great freedom in deciding basic research
directions and projects; budgets for research, travel, equipment, and
support staff that are directly controlled by principal researchers;
and publication of all research results in the open literature. The
Institute's laboratories are state-of-the-art and include several
high-end parallel compute servers.  NECI has close ties with
outstanding research universities in and outside the Princeton area
and with NEC's Central Research Laboratory (CRL) in Japan.
Collaborations with university and CRL research groups are
encouraged. 

Full applications should include resumes, copies of selected
publications, names of at least three references, and a two-page
statement of proposed research directions.  Applications will be
reviewed beginning January 1, 2001. NECI is an equal opportunity
employer.  For more details about NECI, please see
http://www.neci.nj.nec.com. 

Please send applications or inquiries to:

CS Search Committee Chair
NEC Research Institute
4 Independence Way
Princeton, NJ 08540
email: compsci-candidates at research.nj.nec.com