[UAI] BT Internships 2000

From: Lyndon Lee (lyndon@info.bt.co.uk)
Date: Fri Mar 31 2000 - 12:40:35 PST

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    BT Internships 2000

    The Intelligent Systems Research (ISR) group at BT Labs (UK) is
    currently seeking applications for a number of internship positions
    for 6-month to one-year periods. The positions are suitable for
    candidates who are undertaking a PhD in Multi-Agent Systems, Soft
    Computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI) with an interest in
    developing industrial applications. Successful candidates will be
    required to identify new techniques based on agent, soft computing and
    AI technology, and to develop novel applications in current and
    emerging telecommunications areas such as the Internet, mobile
    communications, etc. The positions are with the research teams at BT
    Labs (UK) and are available immediately.

    The ISR group is a part of BT Labs that carries out world-class AI
    technology R&D programmes. The aims of the BT ISR group are to
    research and develop novel intelligent software systems and
    technologies in order to: i) radically improve the way BT operates and
    employs its resources, and ii) technologically enable the provision
    and management of future broadband networks and services. The group
    is currently working closely with a number of UK and international
    universities such as UC Berkeley, MIT and Imperial College on
    collaborative R&D projects.

    The technical bases of ISR's ambitious long term R&D programme are
    focused on:
     - Intelligent resource scheduling and planning:Dynamic Scheduler
    project,
        http://www.informs.org/Press/Edelman1999c.html
     - Intelligent Software Agents: ZEUS agent building toolkit,
        http://www.labs.bt.com/projects/agents/
     - Soft Computing (eg., Fuzzy Logic, Neural Nets, Probabilistic
    Reasoning):
       Intelligent Personal Assistant project,
        http://www.bt.com/innovation/exhibition/ipa/index.htm
        http://www.bcs.org.uk/awards/medal-98/list98.htm.

    BT ISR's world class research status is evidenced by its 4
    International and National IT innovation awards, 9 BT technical
    excellence awards, 30 patents granted/filed, and well over 100
    external publications. The group has also been very active in
    exploitation of AI technology and has been turning the results of its
    innovative AI R&D programme into major business benefits for BT.

    Based at Adastral Park (UK), BT Laboratories is an internationally
    known research organisation which conducts short, medium and long term
    R&D for BT ( http://www.bt.com ) in a diverse range of topics such as
    network technologies and AI. A major function of research groups at BT
    Labs is to set up collaborative projects with academic institutions
    around the world to stimulate research in particular areas of interest
    to BT and participate in state of the art research projects.

    Candidate Requirements

    Currently undertaking a PhD in Computer Science or related field
    (essential)
    Demonstrated research and/or industrial experience in Agent/Soft
    computing/AI (essential)
    Excellent software engineering skills (C/C++/Java, UML)
    Good communication capabilities (essential)
    Good knowledge of the telecommunication area (desirable)
     
    Procedure

    Please send your CV by email to:

    Dr David Djian,
    Tel. +44 (0)1473 605460,
    david.djian@bt.com

    Dr Lyndon Lee,
    Tel. +44 (0)1473 605455,
    lyndon.lee@bt.com

    By mail or fax:

    MLB1/ PP12, BT Labs,
    Adastral Park, Martlesham Heath,
    Ipswich, IP5 3 RE,
    United Kingdom.
    Fax +44 (0)1473 642 459,



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