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2008-02-09T01:38:12Z

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2008-02-08: Research positions at AT&T Labs, New York area

2008-02-09T01:37:41Z

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AT&T Labs Research is seeking strong candidates for regular positions and summer internships.
See [http://www.research.att.com/areas/visualization/2008recruiting/ here] for information.

Many interesting problems today involve working with large, relational data sets. AT&T Labs (formerly part of Bell Labs) works in one of the world's largest network companies. We deal with real problems on the cutting edge of IP, wireless, television, web services and content distribution, and network security. Computer graphics and sophisticated algorithms are keys to breakthrough in exploring and understanding the large, complex information sets that support these services.

We seek strong candidates to work with us. A Ph.D. in Computer Science or closely related field, or equivalent demonstrated research capability is required. Relevant technical areas include visualization, applied algorithms, network analysis, computational geometry and data mining, especially methods to combine human interaction with machine learning. We are also involved in research on integrating 3D graphics and high performance computing with video content, both online and stored. Good software skills, from prototyping to full scale systems expertise, are generally expected.

Some recent projects here included a novel method of measuring and visualizing proximity in online social networks; systems to visualize and interactively explore networks with hundreds of thousands of objects; recommendation algorithms that won the Netflix progress prize; a collaboration with UBC on a method for visually exploring large sets of time series (and a compatible algorithm for detecting anomalies in time-series data based on an information theoretic-approach), work on capturing realtime video and 3D surfaces from multiple HDTV cameras, deployment of a 768-core multi-cluster for information mining experiments, and more.

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2008-02-08: Research positions at AT&T Labs, New York area

2008-02-09T01:37:01Z

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AT&T Labs Research is seeking strong candidates for regular positions and summer internships.
See [http://www.research.att.com/areas/visualization/2008recruiting/ here] for information.

Many interesting problems today involve working with large, relational data sets. AT&T Labs (formerly part of Bell Labs) is part of one of the world's largest network companies. We deal with real problems on the cutting edge of IP, wireless, television, web services and content distribution, and network security. Computer graphics and sophisticated algorithms are keys to breakthrough in exploring and understanding the large, complex information sets that support these services.

We seek strong candidates to work with us. A Ph.D. in Computer Science or closely related field, or equivalent demonstrated research capability is required. Relevant technical areas include visualization, applied algorithms, network analysis, computational geometry and data mining, especially methods to combine human interaction with machine learning. We are also involved in research on integrating 3D graphics and high performance computing with video content, both online and stored. Good software skills, from prototyping to full scale systems expertise, are generally expected.

Some recent projects here included a novel method of measuring and visualizing proximity in online social networks; systems to visualize and interactively explore networks with hundreds of thousands of objects; recommendation algorithms that won the Netflix progress prize; a collaboration with UBC on a method for visually exploring large sets of time series (and a compatible algorithm for detecting anomalies in time-series data based on an information theoretic-approach), work on capturing realtime video and 3D surfaces from multiple HDTV cameras, deployment of a 768-core multi-cluster for information mining experiments, and more.

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2008-02-08: Research positions at AT&T Labs, New York area

2008-02-09T01:35:20Z

North: Regular and summer intern research positions at AT&T Labs, NYC area

AT&T Labs Research is seeking strong candidates for regular positions and summer internships.
See [[http://www.research.att.com/areas/visualization/2008recruiting/][here]] for information.

Many interesting problems today involve working with large, relational data sets. AT&T Labs (formerly part of Bell Labs) is part of one of the world's largest network companies. We deal with real problems on the cutting edge of IP, wireless, television, web services and content distribution, and network security. Computer graphics and sophisticated algorithms are keys to breakthrough in exploring and understanding the large, complex information sets that support these services.

We seek strong candidates to work with us. A Ph.D. in Computer Science or closely related field, or equivalent demonstrated research capability is required. Relevant technical areas include visualization, applied algorithms, network analysis, computational geometry and data mining, especially methods to combine human interaction with machine learning. We are also involved in research on integrating 3D graphics and high performance computing with video content, both online and stored. Good software skills, from prototyping to full scale systems expertise, are generally expected.

Some recent projects here included a novel method of measuring and visualizing proximity in online social networks; systems to visualize and interactively explore networks with hundreds of thousands of objects; recommendation algorithms that won the Netflix progress prize; a collaboration with UBC on a method for visually exploring large sets of time series (and a compatible algorithm for detecting anomalies in time-series data based on an information theoretic-approach), work on capturing realtime video and 3D surfaces from multiple HDTV cameras, deployment of a 768-core multi-cluster for information mining experiments, and more.

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2008-02-09T01:18:45Z

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2008-02-09T01:18:14Z

North: Regular and summer intern positions at AT&T Labs, NYC area

The AT&T Labs Information Visualization Research Group seeks strong candidates
for regular positions and summer internships.

Some current projects include a method for measuring and visualizing proximity in online social networks; a data analysis method that won the Netflix Competition progress prize; collaboration on a scalable focus+context approach to displaying and exploring large sets of time series (LiveRAC); scalable methods for drawing and browsing networks with hundreds of thousands of elements; geometric layout of rectilinear contact graphs; and work with the University of Konstanz on hierarchical network maps. Our work spans the almost purely theoretical (e.g. novel viewpoint synthesis and surface reconstruction from multiple cameras) to the very applied (e.g. a close collaboration with Internet Data Center hosting services).

Please see www.research.att.com/vis for more information