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[nl-uiuc] Fwd: Visiting Student Position in Spoken Language Understanding at TTI-Chicago


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  • From: "Hockenmaier, Julia" <juliahmr AT illinois.edu>
  • To: nl-uiuc <nl-uiuc AT cs.uiuc.edu>, "aistudents AT cs.uiuc.edu" <aistudents AT cs.uiuc.edu>
  • Subject: [nl-uiuc] Fwd: Visiting Student Position in Spoken Language Understanding at TTI-Chicago
  • Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 22:46:07 +0000
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Our colleagues Mohit Bansal, Karen Livescu and Kevin Gimpel at TTI are looking for a visiting student. Apparently they will also consider people who have finished their MS or PhD. 
(Please direct any questions you may have directly to them, since I don’t know anything beyond that and what is in the advert)

Julia 

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Job Announcement: Visiting Student Position in Spoken Language Understanding (NLP+Speech+ML) at TTI-Chicago

Applications are sought for a paid visiting student position as part of a broad interdisciplinary project on spoken language understanding involving natural language processing, speech processing, and machine learning. The visiting student will work primarily with TTI-Chicago faculty Mohit Bansal (http://ttic.edu/bansal), Karen Livescu (http://ttic.edu/livescu), and Kevin Gimpel (http://ttic.edu/gimpel), and will also have opportunities to collaborate with other TTIC and University of Chicago faculty/researchers as relevant.

The broad goal of the work is to advance text-based NLP tasks (e.g., syntactic parsing) via speech cues, using and developing deep learning and multi-view learning techniques. The specific focus of the student’s project will be determined by mutual agreement based on the student's background and interests.

The position will be based at TTI-Chicago, a computer science graduate institute located on the University of Chicago campus, with vibrant research groups in machine learning, speech and language processing, and computer vision. The duration of the position is flexible (6 to 18 months).

Applicants are expected to have strong qualifications in machine learning (preferably deep or multi-view learning), and ideally also natural language processing (preferably syntactic parsing) or speech processing. Applicants should have a Bachelor’s degree in a related field, preferably pursuing a MS/PhD degree.

The target start date is Fall or Winter 2014. Compensation includes stipend and tuition (if applicable). There are no citizenship requirements for this position. The position will remain open until filled.

Please direct questions and interest in the position to slu-job AT ttic.edu. Complete applications should be sent to the same address and consist of:

1) brief cover letter, describing your interest in and qualifications for the position
2) curriculum vitae including publication list
3) two or more letters of reference (preferably directly emailed to slu-job AT ttic.edu, or contacts who can supply letters on request)

Please see http://ttic.edu/bansal/slu-job.html for more information.

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  • [nl-uiuc] Fwd: Visiting Student Position in Spoken Language Understanding at TTI-Chicago, Hockenmaier, Julia, 09/12/2014

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