Hiring
Senior RSDE – Infer.NET
Microsoft Research Cambridge
is seeking a talented research software development engineer to work on the
Infer.NET project (http://research.microsoft.com/infernet).
Infer.NET is a framework for developing and deploying machine learning and
inference solutions. It has been developed within the Machine Learning and
Perception group, which has an excellent track record of incorporating leading
edge research into bestselling products including the body part recognition
technology in Kinect for Xbox 360 and the advertising prediction algorithm used
in Bing. Be a part of the next of wave of the data driven computing revolution!
The successful candidate will
be responsible for executing all phases of software development on Infer.NET
including design, implementation, performance tuning, testing, and
documentation.
Position Requirements:
· PhD
degree in computer science, engineering or similar field.
· Superb
software development skills in C#.
· A
minimum of 5 years of experience shipping commercial software applications or
services.
·
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
· Strong
problem solving ability.
· Deep
knowledge of machine learning algorithms
·
Experience with web services, API design, compilers, and networking are all
desirable.
·
Expertise in server side software development with emphasis on scalability,
reliability, asynchronous and concurrent programming is desirable.
Interested candidates should
e-mail John Bronskill (john.bronskill at microsoft dot com) or apply at the link
below:
https://careers.microsoft.com/jobdetails.aspx?gl=&jc=&ct=&rg=&ss=&pg=0&sort=&rw=15&jid=99934&pp=ss
Roles and
Responsibilities:
We are looking for new team
members who are smart, creative, talented, highly motivated, and strong
communicators that have expertise in one or more of the following areas:
1.
Information retrieval.
2.
Machine learning.
3.
Data mining.
4.
Natural language
processing.
5.
Large scale
distributed computation.
· Six or
more years programming experience in C++/C#.
· A
strong track record of shipping high-quality product features or services on
schedule.
·
Demonstrated experience in a rapid development environment.
·
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering or equivalent. Graduate
degree preferred.
The candidate must be willing
to work in Cambridge, UK.
Interested candidates should
e-mail John Bronskill (john.bronskill at microsoft dot com) or apply at the link
below:
https://careers.microsoft.com/jobdetails.aspx?gl=&jc=&ct=&rg=&ss=&pg=0&sort=&rw=13&jid=99988&pp=ss
SDE - SharePoint
If you are looking for the
intersection of big data, analytics and cloud services, then you are in the
right place. Are you passionate about machine learning, natural language
processing, data mining and software as a service? Companies and individuals
rely on SharePoint for sharing documents, reporting project status, tracking
issues, as well as using it as a community for hosting discussions and answering
questions. The SharePoint Data Driven Experience team is building a set of
intelligent services that will adapt SharePoint sites to the user behavior, mine
corporate knowledge and make it accessible at the user’s fingertips, and will
drive user productivity.
Roles and
Responsibilities:
We are looking for new team
members who are smart, creative, talented, highly motivated, and strong
communicators that have expertise in one or more of the following areas:
1.
Information retrieval.
2.
Machine learning.
3.
Data mining.
4.
Natural language
processing.
5.
Large scale
distributed computation.
The following are minimum
qualifications:
· Six or
more years programming experience in C++/C#.
· A
strong track record of shipping high-quality product features or services on
schedule.
·
Demonstrated experience in a rapid development environment.
·
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering or equivalent. Graduate
degree preferred.
The candidate must be willing
to work in Cambridge, UK.
Interested candidates should
e-mail John Bronskill (john.bronskill at microsoft dot com) or apply at the link
below:

