17 computer-science-image-processing-"Multiple"-"Washington-University-in-St" positions at University of Texas at Austin
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discovery by conducting data-driven experiments and developing machine learning models on diverse biomedical data modalities. Responsibilities Data processing across multiple biomedical domains (image, speech
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. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in electrical/computer engineering or other related engineering or science field. Experience in designing digital and analog electronics hardware and developing
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Center publications. Other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications Master’s degree in Information Science, Information Studies, History, or other closely related field A minimum of four years
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, and data analysis. Support the installation and testing of equipment in field locations. Other related functions, as assigned. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer or
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services. CBRS is comprised of core facilities including Biomedical Imaging, Bioinformatics, Biological Mass Spectrometry, Biomedical Research Computing, Cryo-EM imaging, Genome Sequencing, Microscopy/Flow
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unit that fosters interdisciplinary programs in computational sciences and engineering, computational medicine, computational geosciences, mathematical modeling, applied mathematics, data science
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: General Notes As a top-10 engineering school with the No. 1 program in Texas, the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) has been a global leader in technology
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. Responsible for training to include coding of applications and transcripts, data entry, and logging forms for imaging. Act as liaison for transfer processing questions. Process letters of enrollment
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equipment. Lifting/pushing/pulling/moving equipment. Use of manual dexterity. Work Shift Monday – Friday 8a-5p, eligible for hybrid Flexible Work Arrangement Required Materials Resume/CV 3 work references
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of nuclear and radiation engineering, including imaging, robotics, high-performance computing, reactor design and materials development. The groups provide a supportive community striving to solve the most