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From: Eric Paulos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: November 15, 2005 7:29:27 PM PST
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Urban Atmospheres] Spring 2006 Intern Position at Intel's
Urban Atmopheres *DEADLINE 1 DEC 2005*
We invite applications for our Spring 2006 Intern Position at Urban
Atmospheres
Deadline: 1 Dec 2005
http://berkeley.intel-research.net/paulos/lab/intern2006/index.htm
We are expanding the urban research focus at the Intel Research lab in
Berkeley and have an open Intern position here at the Berkeley Lab for
Spring 2006. Details below on the position. Also please visit the
Urban
Atmospheres pages for a complete overview of the research project.
The position starts in early 2006. We will be making decisions by
mid-Dec.
Intel Research Berkeley has an open Intern position for the Spring
2006 to
explore and research several themes of Urban Computing. Interns
should be
adept at rapidly exploring and deconstructing typical urban
landscapes,
experienced in design sketching and prototyping, possess creative
brain and
body storming skills, proficiency with computer programming, and
manifest an
unbridled passion for urban computing based research.
Responsibilities of this position:
* Programming J2ME code for several mobile phone applications
(please
include examples of your experience programming J2ME in you
application)
* Programming server code to handle mobile phone interactions over
socket connections
* Assisting with ISEA Interactive City planning and coordination
* Conducting field interviews and studies of several mobile phone
applications
We are looking for talented, qualified candidates pursing research
in the
areas of HCI, user-centered design, interaction design, art practice,
design, and/or evaluation techniques and ethnography. Applicants with
experience building physical systems, including fabricating
prototypes,
workshop experience, and familiarity with sensor and actuator
integration
with microcontrollers are strongly encouraged. The following
skills are a
huge plus:
Java/JSP
MIDP 2.0
J2ME particularly on mobile phones a huge plus
XML, Javascript, etc.
Mobile Phone Interface development
Web Interface development
Interaction Design experience
Solidworks and workshop prototyping experience a bonus
Similarly, we are seeking individuals with experience conducting both
qualitative and quantitative user studies, including analysis of the
resulting data. Most importantly, we are seeking open minded,
creative
individuals passionate about designing novel physical artifacts and
evaluating them in their natural setting.
All applicants must be currently enrolled in a graduate degree
program.
Talented, creative applicants are requested to apply. Please see
web site
for application details.
-ep
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