Research Intern, Brain-Computer Interfaces

Microsoft

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Research Interns join the MSR BCI project to put inquiry and theory into practice alongside doctoral candidates and researchers. During this twelve-week internship, you will work on well-defined projects that encourage open exploration and collaboration under the guidance of dedicated mentors. Your daily responsibilities include collaborating with other interns, presenting findings, and contributing to the research community. You will apply AI and machine learning to process EEG, biosignals, and related sensor data while implementing algorithms in practical systems. The role requires hands-on system design and real-time data processing skills. You must possess experience with brain-computer interfaces and processing biological signals. Required technical skills include coding proficiency in Python, C/C++, or MATLAB to solve complex problems within the brain-computer interface domain.

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Brain-Computer Interfaces EEG AI Machine Learning Python C++ MATLAB Real-time data processing System design Biosignals

What you'll do

  • Work on well-defined research projects within the MSR BCI project.
  • Apply AI and machine learning to process EEG and other biological signals.
  • Implement algorithms into practical, real-time systems.
  • Perform hands-on system design and real-time data processing.
  • Present research findings to mentors and other researchers.
  • Contribute to research and development strides in the field of BCI.

What we're looking for

  • Currently enrolled in a Doctorate Degree program in Computer Science or a related STEM field.
  • 1+ year(s) experience with brain-computer interfaces and processing EEG or other biological signals.
  • Experience applying AI and machine learning to process EEG, biosignals, and related sensor data.
  • Experience implementing algorithms in practical systems.
  • Hands-on system design and implementation skills, including experience with real-time data processing.
  • Coding skills in Python, C/C++, or MATLAB.
  • Submit a minimum of two reference letters, a cover letter, and relevant work or research samples.

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