[4eyes] FW: Computer vision research internships at Google Bangalore (India)

[Matthew Turk]

From: B. S. Manjunath [mailto:manj at ece.ucsb.edu] 
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2011 6:44 AM
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Subject: Fwd: Computer vision research internships at Google Bangalore
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From: Vivek Kwatra <kwatra at google.com>

Date: January 29, 2011 9:22:38 PM PST

To: Vivek Kwatra <kwatra at google.com>

Subject: Computer vision research internships at Google Bangalore (India)

 

Computer Vision Research Internships at Google Bangalore (India)

 

I have multiple openings available for summer internships at Google
Bangalore this year*. The internships will be research oriented but with a
strong practical aspect to them. Projects will focus on problems relating to
image processing, pattern recognition and computer vision. Interns will
participate in cutting edge research and development in advanced video and
image processing systems, and the work will impact highly visible Google
products used by millions of people every day. Potential research topics
include image enhancement (super-resolution, de-blurring and de-noising),
image and video compression, temporal video analysis, 3D reconstruction,
segmentation and recognition.

 

Graduate students (PhD/MS/M.Tech) as well as strong undergraduates, with a
publication record and/or experience in computer vision, image processing
and pattern recognition areas, are preferred. Candidates must be passionate
and excited about their work, and eager to contribute to the state of the
art. Candidates must have strong programming skills, preferably using C/C++
on a Linux environment. 

 

Interns placed in Google Bangalore get competitive compensation, free
furnished accommodation, and daily pick up and drop off service. Interested
students may directly contact me at kwatra at google.com.

 

Vivek Kwatra

Research Scientist

Google Research

Mountain View, CA

*Visiting Google Bangalore during summer 2011

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