
Careers
AT&T Labs Research is a premier industrial research facility. We are dedicated to solving real problems in networking, data mining, large-scale systems, and in speech, language, and video processing and to designing and deploying innovative services. We explore fundamental research topics related to these goals. Current research areas are listed on Our Research page.
Our staff includes renowned researchers who have received many significant honors in recognition of their scientific and technical achievements.
Steven Phillips, a researcher at AT&T Labs Research, speaks about our research environment in this video:
Steven Phillips speaks about our unique research environment
Eligibility
Outstanding PhD-level candidates at all levels of experience are encouraged to apply. All other applicants or anyone interested in learning more about employment with AT&T can visit the AT&T employment pages (www.att.jobs/CTO) at our corporate website.
Important Dates
Our recruiting season runs from approximately September 15 until May 1. Applications are accepted beginning September 15, 2011. Candidates need to submit complete applications by April 30, 2012 to receive full consideration during the current recruiting season.
Requirements
You do not have to submit all references at the time you submit your application, but you must provide them to complete your application.
Selection Process
Note that candidates' applications and credentials are reviewed throughout the recruiting season. During this time, you may receive an email or phone call from a technical staff member to discuss your application. At that time or at a later date, you may receive an invitation to interview in person. An interview visit is typically one to two days in length. During your visit, you will give a one-hour lecture on your research and meet with technical staff members individually or in small groups.
Unfortunately, due to the large number of applications, not each applicant will be contacted individually.
AT&T Companies are Equal Opportunity Employers. All qualified candidates will receive full and fair consideration for employment.
How to Apply
AT&T Research has both research and software engineer positions available.
The application process for research positions requires visiting two sites:
(1) Complete this on-line application at the AT&T Labs Research site. In addition to basic contact information, you will be asked for your CV, research statement, and at least three references. After submitting your application, you will receive an email containing the unique URL of your application record, which you may change or withdraw at any time. You can use this URL to add references as needed.
(2) Complete this on-line application at the AT&T corporate site. Provide your first and last names and email address. Then do the following steps:
Step 3 : Upload your curriculum vitae or resume (Steps 4-9 are populated automatically from your resume)
Step 10 : Basic profile: Answer questions labeled with (*)
Step 12 : AT&T Research: Answer questions labeled (*)
Step 13 : CLICK ON SUBMIT
If you have any problems with this application, please email Beverly Souza.
All qualified candidates submitting a complete application by April 30, 2012, will receive full and fair consideration for employment.
AT&T Research currently has multiple positions open for Software Engineers to work in two areas: Embedded Systems & System Engineering.
Job requirements:
Candidates for these positions must also demonstrate excellence in software engineering, a collaborative spirit, and strong communication skills.
Positions will be based in Florham Park, New Jersey. To apply or for more information, contact swj@research.att.com.
Candidates for software engineer positions should submit a complete application by February 20, 2012, to receive full and fair consideration.
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