Connectionists: Senior Research Scientist Position at UTRCI

[Anarta Ghosh]

Dear Connectionists,



United Technologies Research Center Ireland Ltd. (UTRCI) is inviting
qualified candidates, with excellent track records in the areas of machine
learning, data analytics, statistical pattern recognition and decision
support systems, to apply for senior research scientist positions.  UTRC
delivers advanced technologies to the businesses of United Technologies
Corporation (UTC).


UTC (NYSE:UTX) is a diversified company that provides a broad range of
high-technology products and services to the global aerospace and building
systems industries (www.utc.com).  UTRC employees enjoy a diverse and
collaborative working environment.



The following links provide information about the job postings and can also
be used to apply for the positions:

·       *Senior Research Scientist, Decision Support and Data Mining:*

http://careers.utc.com/text/jobs/descriptions/utrci-research-scientist-decision-support-job-cork-cork-4103307


http://careers.utc.com/text/jobs/descriptions/utrci-research-scientist-large-scale-data-mining-inference-and-recommenda-job-cork-cork-4228962



In addition to the aforementioned permanent positions, our company also
offers Internship opportunities in these areas for students and research
associates.



A short description of our company is presented below.



Please do not hesitate to contact us at any time should you have a question
or wish to provide recommendations on qualified individuals.



Yours sincerely,

Anarta Ghosh




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**UTRC Profile*

United Technologies Research Center (UTRC) delivers advanced technologies
to the businesses of United Technologies Corporation (UTC).  UTC (NYSE:UTX)
is a diversified company that provides a broad range of high-technology
products and services to the global aerospace and building systems
industries (www.utc.com).  UTC's commercial businesses are Otis elevators
and escalators and UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a leading provider of
heating, ventilation, air conditioning, fire and security systems, building
automation and controls. UTC’s aerospace businesses are Sikorsky Aircraft
Corporation and the new UTC Propulsion & Aerospace Systems, which includes
Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines and UTC Aerospace Systems aerospace
products.



UTRC partners with UTC business units and external research organizations
to expand the boundaries of science and technology through research and
innovation, delivering technology options that meet and anticipate the
needs of the marketplace.



Founded in 1929, UTRC is located in East Hartford, Connecticut (U.S.), with
an office in Berkeley, California, and research and development centers in
Shanghai, China, and Cork, Ireland. United Technologies Research Centre
Ireland, Ltd. (UTRCI), established in 2009, operates as the European hub of
UTRC and is part of UTRC’s mission to expand its collaborative activities
while leveraging a global network of innovation.  Located in Cork, Ireland,
*UTRCI*undertakes R&D for the next generation of *Energy* and *Security
Systems* for High Performance Buildings. Recently, UTRCI has expanded its
research capability to include *Aerospace Systems *to support large UTC
industrial presence in Europe (Pratt & Whitney, Sikorsky, and Goodrich) by
leveraging existing relationships with independent aerospace-active
research labs in Europe. The UTRCI team members are world-class engineers
and researchers with expertise in Control Systems and Optimization,
Building Energy Modeling, Power Electronics, Formal Methods, Access
Control, Decision Support, Credentials, Communications, and Localization.
 UTRCI is a diverse and collaborative working environment with a focus on
healthy work-life balance.

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*Contact Details:*



Dr. Anarta Ghosh

United Technologies Research Center, Ireland

ghosha at utrc.utc.com
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