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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AT BELL COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH,
MORRISTOWN, NJ, IN APPLIED RESEARCH AREA
Created by the AT&T divestiture, Bell Communications
Research has the mission of providing research and
technology support for the divested regional Bell companies,
and of carrying forward the tradition of technical
excellence and innovation established by the pre-divestiture
Bell Laboratories. Within Bell Communications Research, the
Applied Research Area conducts both basic research in
science and technology and applied research in
communications systems, networks, and services. Bell
Communications Research is an affirmative action employer
and welcomes applications from women and minority
candidates.
Within the Applied Research Area, the Network Services
Research Division is responsible for defining, evaluating,
and prototyping new communications service concepts and
associated technologies and network architectures. The work
is multidisciplinary and team-oriented; research topics span
a broad range, including speech processing, user interface
design, network architecture, and high throughput, high
availability network control databases. Activities are
motivated by the ultimate objective of expanding the
capabilities of the public communications network to benefit
both residential and business end-users.
Bellcore offers an excellent working environment. Salaries
and benefits are competitive with the best in industry.
Publication and other professional activities are supported
and encouraged. Facilities are outstanding; the Network
Services Research Division is served (currently) by a
network of fourteen SUN 2 workstations, a VAX 11/750 and an
11/730, a Data General MV 10000, and a Symbolics 3670, plus
an extensive array of more specialized apparatus. Our new
laboratory facilities in Morristown, N.J., are located in an
area of exceptional recreational, educational, and cultural
opportunities.
Currently, the Network Services Research Division has
several openings for outstanding candidates:
Exchange Network Architect:
Computer Science or Electrical Engineering specialist, Ph.D.
preferred, for advanced analytical and experimental work on
distributed network control architectures and routing
strategies for support of new user-programmed services.
Strong background in computer communications desirable.
Contact Gary Herman, Bell Communications Research, 600
Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974, (201) 582-4204,
bellcore!joevax!herman.
Data Base Applications Specialist:
Ph.D. Computer Science specialist, for advanced analytical
and experimental work on distributed and dynamically
reconfigured data bases for real-time support of new
communication services. Experience with distributed and
highly reliable data bases desirable. Contact E.R. Byrne,
Bell Communications Research, 600 Mountain Avenue, Murray
Hill, NJ 07974, (201) 582-4435, bellcore!joevax!byrne.
Message Network Architect:
Computer Science or Electrical Engineering specialist, Ph.D.
preferred, for advanced analytical and experimental work on
exchange network support of access to and name/address
management for data, voice and integrated voice/data message
networks. Experience with large electronic mail networks,
internetwork protocols and address management desirable.
Contact Gary Herman, Bell Communications Research, 600
Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974, (201) 582-4204,
bellcore!joevax!herman.
Network Protocol Specialist:
Computer Science specialist, Ph.D. or M.S., with background
in communications protocols, for advanced analytical and
experimental work in protocol reference models and network
access protocols for the user-defined exchange network.
Contact Gary Herman, Bell Communications Research, 600
Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974, (201) 582-4204,
bellcore!joevax!herman.
User Interface Software Specialist:
Ph.D. Computer Science specialist with expertise in
AI/expert systems and other user interface software, for
advanced analytic and experimental work on interfaces to the
user-defined exchange network. Contact E.R. Byrne, Bell
Communications Research, 600 Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill,
NJ 07974, (201) 582-4435, bellcore!joevax!byrne.
ASR Researcher:
Ph.D. in EE, Computer Science or Linguistics, with several
years experience or (as a minimum) a thesis in automatic
speech recognition, for advanced analytical and experimental
work in this area. Contact Al Buzzard, Bell Communications
Research, 600 Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974, (201)
582-2430, bellcore!joevax!alb.
Human-Computer Interaction Researcher:
Ph.D. in psychology or related discipline for advanced
analytical and experimental work on interfaces to computer
and telecommunication services. Computer experience or
applied research experience desirable. Contact Christine
Riley, Bell Communications Research, 600 Mountain Avenue,
Murray Hill, NJ 07974, (201) 582-4177, bellcore!joevax!car.
Social Impact of Technology Researcher:
Ph.D. in psychology, sociology, communications, or a related
social science to do analytic and field research on the
social impact of new computer and telecommunications
technologies. Contact Robert Kraut, Bell Communications
Research, 600 Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974, (201)
582-4272, bellcore!joevax!kraut.
New Services Specialist:
Candidates may have virtually any degree level or
experience, so long as they have demonstrated the ability to
define and reduce to practice creative new applications of
communications technologies to meet the needs of end users.
Experience with the application of speech technologies will
be helpful. This person will be responsible for conceptual
definition of new communications services and for leadership
in the effort to implement them in a system prototype.
Contact Gary Herman, Bell Communications Research, 600
Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974, (201) 582-4204,
bellcore!joevax!herman.
Note: On or about December 1, we will move to 435 South
Street, Morristown, NJ 07960. Phone: (201) 829-2000. UUCP
connectivity may be lost briefly around that time.