[4eyes] FW: Research position in computer vision at Honda Research Institute USA (HRI-US)

[Matthew Turk]

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From: ARanganathan at hra.com [mailto:ARanganathan at hra.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 5:17 PM
Subject: Research position in computer vision at Honda Research Institute
USA (HRI-US)

 


Immediate opening for a Research Scientist/Engineer in Computer vision: 




We are seeking applications for the position of research scientist/engineer
in the area of Computer Vision at our Mountain View, California lab. 

The candidate will be involved in research and development in the areas of
visual mapping, image categorization, and image matching system 
for use on autonomous agents. Candidate responsibilities will include
understanding and extending the existing software, and closely 
collaborating with other researchers involved in the project. Depending on
interests and skills, the candidate will also have an opportunity to 
participate in our other related research projects in the exciting areas of
semantic mapping and computer vision for driver-assistance systems. 

The candidate must have experience in computer vision and preferably machine
learning. Strong development skill in C++ is required. 
Knowledge of Matlab is a plus. This is a 3-year position with possibility of
further extensions or transition to a permanent position at the 
discretion of HRI-US. 

To apply to this position, please send a cover letter and your resume to
Fulltime_P09F03 at honda-ri.com. Please cite the job number below 
in the subject line. 

Job Position Number: P09F03 
Title: Research Scientist/Engineer (3-year term) 
Location: Mountain View, CA 
Qualifications: MS or PhD in Computer Science, Robotics, or related areas.
Strong background in computer vision and math. Background in 
                           machine learning and optimization is preferred.
Strong development skills in C++. Matlab experience preferred. 

For more information about HRI-US, please see
<http://www.honda-ri.com/HRI_Us> http://www.honda-ri.com/HRI_Us 


Regards, 
Ananth Ranganathan

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