Disney
Research Pittsburgh has a number of internship positions that are
immediately available in our Wireless Systems group. Candidates should
be currently enrolled in a PhD program in Electrical Engineering,
Computer Science, or a related discipline. Early application is
encouraged, as positions are available throughout the year.
The
Wireless Systems group focuses on enabling new guest experiences and
sensing and computing devices by applying novel approaches to
electromagnetics, RF and analog circuits, and embedded systems, while
utilizing advanced signal processing and machine learning techniques.
Interns can expect a creative and challenging academic style lab
environment, where an interdisciplinary group of researchers work on
problems relevant to Disney’s business needs.
We have opportunities for internships in a variety of topics, including:
- Ubiquitous computing and sensing
- Wireless power transfer
- Technologies for human-computer interaction
- Energy harvesting for wearable and IoT applications
- Active radio sensing based on USRPs
- Devices, circuits, and radio systems
Applicants
should have excellent oral and written communication skills and a
strong background in programming. Other desirable skills include: RF and
analog circuit design, antenna design, experience
programming microcontrollers and embedded systems, machine learning,
as well as hands on experience hacking, prototyping, and testing
hardware.
Interested candidates should submit their CV to: careers@disneyresearch.com. For further information, please contact Dr. Alanson Sample (alanson.sample@disneyresearch.com). Please use subject line: DRP-WS-2015.
Disney
Research is a network of research labs offering the best attributes of
academia and industry. We highly encourage publication, as it is our
principal mechanism to ensure top quality research results. We also
encourage engagement with the global research community through
university collaborations and leadership service in top-tier research
conferences. We work actively with business units of The Walt Disney
Company at all stages of research, from conception to
commercialization—where results may be enjoyed by an audience of
millions. Disney Research Pittsburgh is co-located with Carnegie Mellon
University under the direction of Prof. Jessica Hodgins.
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