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moi aussi.
mon boulot est peinard, j'arrive le matin vers 10.00, plus tard en ce moment parce que faut deneiger le driveway. mon chef me paye mes voyages en France. je suis super bien payee je trouve...on a deja parle du health care. En ce moment mon chef est en allemagn, donc c'est encore plus penard. des qu'il sera la, ce sera une autre histoire.
oui on embauche, des gens dans ce genre:
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Automatic Speech Recognition and Acoustic Modeling
The successful candidate(s) are expected to make successful contributions to the state-of-the art of modern recognition systems. He/she will participate in the design, development and exploration of innovative methods, algorithms and techniques toward acoustic and language modeling leading to improvements in recognizer performance. A primary focus of the research will be to develop robust high-performance algorithms for the recognition of spontaneous, conversational speech. Candidates interested in application oriented research for the integration and fusion of such recognizers in multimodal interfaces and computing and communication services are also encouraged to apply.
The Interactive Systems Labs operates in two locations, University of Karlsruhe, Germany and at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh. International joint and collaborative research at and between our centers is common and encouraged, and offers greater international exposure and activity. The focus of our research is to develop better communication and computing services that take advantage of an understanding of the human context and activities. Two examples of the laboratories work are speech translation systems and multimodal user interfaces. The former has led to the JANUS system, one of the first speech translation systems proposed. Other multilingual and multimodal systems include portable speech translators, video conferencing speech translators, meeting browsers and lecture tracker, multimodal dialog systems and navigation aids for tourists, machine translation of text, speech and OCR and computer support of human-human interaction.
We seek qualified candidates at all levels with a B.S., M.S. or PhD degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or related fields. For candidates with Bachelor or Master’s degrees, the position offers the opportunity to work toward a PhD degree. A record of academic achievements, relevant experience and knowledge in relevant areas, good programming skills are expected.
Outstanding candidates at the post-doctoral or junior faculty level are also encouraged to apply. Post-doctoral positions offer the opportunity to engage in teaching and research, build and organize a research team; develop an academic career and publication record in a well-equipped, supportive, international and state-of-the art environment.
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The successful candidate(s) is/are expected to make successful contributions to the state-of-the art of vision systems. He/she will participate in the design, development and exploration of innovative methods, algorithms and techniques toward better recognition, tracking, and identification of human individuals, groups and behaviors. He/she will also contribute to the development of multimodal fusion techniques, multimodal interfaces that incorporate visual, acoustic and other cues. Candidates interested in application oriented research that integrates and fuses visual and other multimodal information in the design of creative new human interfaces, computing and communication services are also encouraged to apply.
The Interactive Systems Labs operates in two locations, University of Karlsruhe, Germany and at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh. International joint and collaborative research at and between our centers is common and encouraged, and offers greater international exposure and activity. The focus of our research is to develop better communication and computing services that take advantage of an understanding of the human context and activities. Two examples of the laboratories work are speech translation systems and multimodal user interfaces. The former has led to the JANUS system, one of the first speech translation systems proposed. Other multimodal systems include wearable tourist information systems, video conferencing speech translators and collaborative support, smart rooms,, meeting browsers and lecture tracker, multimodal dialog systems and navigation aids, translation of text, speech and OCR and computer support of human-human interaction.
We seek qualified candidates at all levels with a B.S., M.S. or PhD degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or related fields. For candidates with Bachelor or Master’s degrees, the position offers the opportunity to work toward a PhD degree. A record of academic achievements, relevant experience and knowledge in relevant areas, good programming skills are expected.
Outstanding candidates at the post-doctoral or junior faculty level are also encouraged to apply. Post-doctoral positions offer the opportunity to engage in teaching and research, build and organize a research team; develop an academic career and publication record in a well-equipped, supportive, international and state-of-the art environment. |
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