Ideal candidates will be self-driven and have initiative. They will have multi-disciplinary skills with a focus in problem formulation and have a strong algorithm development background plus experience with human-in-the-loop experiment design.
- The interns have to design and implement human-in-the-loop experiments, to measure and model subjective responses
- Perform cutting-edge research on human vision
- Communicate findings clearly, and work with engineers and scientists to tune technologies to create subjective effects
Equal Opportunity Employer that is committed to inclusion and diversity. We take affirmative action to ensure equal opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other legally protected characteristics.
Benefits
Opportunity to join a team of highly innovative scientists and engineers to design, validate and implement novel technologies.
Eligibilities
- The candidate should be- Pursuing a PhD or MSc. This will typically be in one of the fields mentioned in the job summary. However, candidates with strong modeling and computation backgrounds from other fields are also encouraged to apply- Experienced in modeling physiological systems- Comfortable iterating designs to optimize subjective metrics.
- For Spring 2019 interns (January – April), students must be graduation May 2019 or later.
- For Summer 2019 interns (May – Aug/Sept), students must be graduating September 2019 or later.
- Experience designing and implementing image and video processing algorithms (Machine Learning and DNNs are a big plus)
- Knowledge of the human ocular system is highly desirable
- Familiarity with vergence/accommodation issues is a plus
- Experience prototyping in C++ or Python.
