Agent Employment Opportunities
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Texas Instruments' expanding capabilities in software is spearheaded
by the corporate Software Research Lab. The Lab is expanding its
research and development programs and is seeking recently degreed and
experienced scientists to develop new technologies in the following
areas: Preferred candidates will possess a Ph.D. or equivalent
experience.
Internet Technologies
Our active programs include Java and beyond Internet computing, mobile
computing - from silicon to Internet services, multimedia information
navigation and retrieval, personal agents, as well as Web/TV
integration, next generation Web protocols, Web and speech technology
integration. Applications in this area are developed using Java,
VRML, and HTML extensions for real-time multi-media.
Positions include:
Computer Scientist, Agent Technology. Responsible for designing and
implementing experimental prototypes of autonomous, cooperative,
adaptive, and mobile software agents. Agents will be predominantly
Web-based.
Computer Scientist, Web/Java Technology. Responsible for designing
and implementing experimental prototypes of Web-aware or Web-centered
business information solutions.
Team Leader. Responsible for proposing research programs and
leadership of a team of experienced scientists in the development of
next generation Web-centered software technology. The candidate
should have a Ph.D. in EE or CS with experience in managing R&D teams
in a high paced environment.
Experience. Results focused on the "Web/Internet Tidal Wave" - for
example involving: design and implementation of innovative
Internet-based solutions; agent architectures, communication protocols
(e.g., KQML), and communication infrastructures; distributed systems ;
Java, C++, C, Perl and Prolog; Unix, X-Windows, Windows NT.
Model Based System Technologies
Active research and development programs include methodologies, tools
and technologies supporting for the design and implementation of
distributed information solutions for real and virtual enterprises. A
significant portion of this research supports TI Software division,
the world's leading supplier of software development environments to
Fortune 2000 companies.
Positions include:
Computer Scientist, Model-based Computing. Responsible for research
into techniques and the necessary tool support for model-based design
and implementation of distributed/nomadic systems. Target application
domains include (a) cooperating business information systems,
including reuse and legacy aspects, and (b) personal productivity an
business systems with unpredictable changes in network connectivity.
Computer Scientist, Coordination/Collaboration. Responsible for
research into techniques and the necessary tool support for
facilitating group work, both in local areas and over geographically
wide areas. Investigations will span both active and passive systems
for a variety of environments, and will focus on techniques for
integrating the results into both existing systems and into evolving
CASE methodologies and tools.
Experience. Results focused on tomorrow's computing in organizations -
for example involving: design and implementation of distributed
systems and coordination systems; working knowledge of object-oriented
and knowledge based techniques, working knowledge of inter-application
communications protocols and object service architectures, CORBA,
OLE-2, Java, C++, Smalltalk, Unix, X-Windows and Windows NT.
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Richard Wiggins MSGID: RHW
Texas Instruments Internet: wiggins@csc.ti.com
Software Research Laboratory Voice: (214)997-5835
Center III, 2nd Floor Fax: (214)997-5568
M/S 8373, PC Drop: PVP7
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