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Notice
AISB opportunities Bulletin Item
Full-Time Positions : Medical Image Processing / Computer Vision USC
We are starting a new research area/team. Come join us near Washington, DC:
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Computer Vision, Medical Image Processing, and Computed Tomography
Computer Scientists/Engineers/Programmers
University of Southern California, Information Sciences Institute
Arlington, VA
Job Description
Develop 2D and 3D image processing algorithms to recognize circuitry in leading-edge semiconductors from high-resolution images.
Join rapidly-forming team to develop strategic technology for government customer in multi-year program.
Desired Qualifications
Be able to “jump in” quickly with innovative solutions to research need.
2D and 3D computer vision and medical image processing: image registration, segmentation, reconstruction, difference, multi-scale skeletal/medial axis analysis, feature extraction.
3D tomography: general (regular) and irregular solutions.
3D volume rendering.
Practical experience with large datasets (up to TBs), networked computing platforms, software project development and coding.
Low-level VLSI CAD tool format conversions (GDSII/OASIS), and introductory VLSI design.
Doctorate/Master of Science in related field preferred, appropriate experience considered as substitute.
(Preferred) Ability to secure a US government security clearance.
(Secondary) Familiarity with digital signal processing; including information/coding theory with application to modulation schemes such as spread spectrum, PSK, etc. over noisy channels.
Compensation
Competitive according to experience.
Contact
Dr. Michael Bajura, email: mbajura@isi.edu, Tel: 703-812-3719.
Job postings at http://www.east.isi.edu/employment/arlington_va.php
Background
The Information Sciences Institute (ISI) performs off-campus research as part of USC’s highly-ranked Viterbi School of Engineering. Positions are located in a satellite office in Arlington, VA. ISI supports applied research in computer and information sciences, serving as a bridge between basic university research, government, and industry.
MIke
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Dr. Michael Bajura, Computer Scientist
Information Sciences Institute
University of Southern California, Viterbi School of Engineering
3811 Fairfax Drive Suite 200
Arlington, VA 22203
Tel 703-812-3719 desk
703-812-3700 main
Fax 703-812-3712
Email mbajura@isi.edu
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