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Undergraduate Interns
3 months ago
Description
Job Title
Autonomous Systems and Robotics Specialist
Job Location
Washington, DC
Job Overview
- Conduct research on control systems and employ a wide range of AI techniques.
- Improve the performance of collection systems and enable better insights from data.
- Work with world-class experts and collaborate on large teams.
Compensation
- Starting salary: $72,030 - $170,800
- Higher starting salary possible depending on experience level
Responsibilities
- Research and design autonomous robotic capabilities to collect data.
- Develop AI solutions to boost the performance of mission experts.
- Work with problem domain experts, data and collection experts, and systems designers.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in a quantitative science, engineering, or other STEM field.
- Experience in a STEM-related field.
- Good fundamental understanding of AI techniques.
- Initiative, integrity, leadership abilities, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work in a diverse team environment.
- U.S. citizenship and background investigation required.
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