PhD Job Announcement: IBM Research

[Michael Perrone]

The IBM TJ Watson Research Center has an immediate opening for a Ph.D.
researcher in handwriting recognition.  Details are below.  Please apply at
the following website:


http://careers.peopleclick.com/jobposts/Client40_GLDTR/BU1/External/139-2294.htm?ShowReturn=Yes

Regards,
Michael Perrone
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
914-945-1779
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IBM Research Staff Member - Handwriting Recognition
                                                                                             
  Job ID  Job Category      Job Level           Location          Travel  Job Type       
                                                                                             
  K065368  Research Staff     Experienced          NY,Yorktown         0-20%  Full-time      
           Member             Professional         Heights                    Regular        
                                                                                             

Job Details
Generates highly novel ideas, evaluates them, plans, and is involved in
their execution and implementation and/or invents and designs complex
products and/or processes.  Disseminates the results of such activities
through publications, patent disclosures, seminar participation, internal
documentation.  Represents IBM at professional meetings, in professional
societies, and universities.  Keeps technically abreast of the literature.
Functions as an internal consultant in the areas of prof. expertise and
provides technical guidance.  May direct technically, within the broad
mission of the group, activities of other RSMs in the implementation of
ideas for which he/she is primarily responsible.  Assumes additional
responsibilities as assigned.  Requires a Ph.D. in mathematics, physics,
engineering, or computer science.  Requires demonstrated proficiency and/or
potential in multimodal user interfaces, such as handwriting recognition
and speech recognition.

Required Skills
C, C++, Java and XML programming. Statistics / Mathematics / Probability.
Research experience in handwriting and/or Speech recognition.