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Monday, August 06, 2012 by Chris Wellekens

6-1 (2012-02-02) Research and Development Opportunities for Next Generation Technology at Microsoft
  

 

Research and Development Opportunities for Next Generation Technology at Microsoft

Do you want to impact billions of people all over the world with speech technology that you create?

 

We are looking for PhD level scientists and senior scientists, who will work on research problems in spoken language understanding, statistical dialog modeling, natural language generation, machine learning, statistical language modeling, and acoustic modeling.

 

Microsoft is all-in on the Natural User Interface to bring computing to larger audiences in more applications. To drive this mission we are bringing together scientists and engineers in the areas of speech recognition, natural language understanding, dialog modeling, machine learning and synthesis to develop and deliver robust, natural and scalable solutions across a rich set of scenarios and languages.

 

Join the excitement to be part of the newly formed team of scientists within Microsoft and to impact the lives of billions of people all over the world. We’re talking about Bing, Windows, XBOX, Mobile, Exchange Server and Tellme, just to name a few. Microsoft is dedicated to improving everyday life using speech. And not just in a few countries - but around the world.

 

How to apply:

MICROSOFT CORPORATION

Attention: Recruiting,

One Microsoft Way, STE 303, Redmond WA 98052-8303

 

Or email resume to: Tom Swanson toswanso@microsoft.com

Please reference Speech

in the subject line.


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