Connectionists: Position as Deep Learning Research Engineer at Bosch R&D

[Bischoff Bastian (CR/AEY2)]

Bosch Research & Development -- Deep Learning Research Engineer
Bosch R&D in Renningen, Germany, is looking for excellent deep learning researchers.

Tasks
-       Development and implementation of novel Deep Learning (DL) algorithms with focus on industrial application domains, e.g. computer vision for highly automated driving, robotics, internet of things, and industry 4.0
-       Content-oriented leadership & guidance of existing Deep Learning and Machine Learning experts
-       Strategy development for the field of DL with focus on Bosch applications, support in strategic decision making with regard to various product lines
-       Evaluation and comparison of DL algorithms for specific applications and related tasks, in particular with regard to performance, training, and suitability for embedded applications
-       Technical discussions and creation of new ideas & applications within the existing machine learning research team
-       Close contact to the scientific and industrial community in DL, scouting and assessment of new approaches, publications on top conferences and journals
-       Software contributions to our GPU Cluster

Requirements
-       Masters degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or Physics, with Ph.D. in Machine Learning (preferably Deep Learning)
-       Long lasting experience in development and implementation of state-of-the art DL technologies, for diverse applications
-       Proven programming skills, in particular C++ and Python, strong experience with DL frameworks such as Caffe, Theano, Pylearn2, Torch
-       Broad knowledge of machine learning algorithms & principles
-       Ability for leadership, teamwork, motivation for international collaboration and travel, and strong English skills


Details and online application:
https://your.bosch-career.com/de/web/de/de/bewerben/jobsearch/-/cui/job/ZRB_UNREG_SEARCH/EN/552310A97B844F50E10080000A032126

Bastian Bischoff








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