Postdoctoral Data Scientist Position for Driver AI Project in Grab-NUS AI Lab at National University of Singapore (NUS)
University: National University of Singapore
Location: Singapore
Position Title: Postdoctoral Data Scientist Position for Driver AI Project in Grab-NUS AI Lab
URL: https://ids.nus.edu.sg/opportunities-job-openings.html
Description:
We have a postdoctoral data scientist openings for the Driver AI project in our Grab-NUS AI Lab. The Driver AI project seeks to better understand driving behaviors and driver preferences based on transportation data.
Grab (https://www.grab.com/sg/) is Southeast Asia’s leading on-demand transportation platform. The Grab-NUS AI Lab is a collaboration with Grab and it is anchored at the Institute of Data Science at National University of Singapore. The Grab-NUS AI Lab aims to solve transportation challenges with intelligent insights and innovative services enabled by rigorous research in AI and data science.
The lab will focus on five key areas: passengers, drivers, traffic, locations, and big data AI platform. We will develop big data-driven machine-learning algorithms to predict and meet the needs of both the passengers and drivers, as well as to model and understand the city’s traffic and its locations better. The lab will also develop a state-of-the-art real-time visual and analytics AI platform to deploy the algorithms on big data.
The successful candidate(s) will conduct advance research on AI and data science in the Driver AI project, working together with experienced data scientists from Grab. The Driver AI Project is led by Professor Tan Kian-Lee from NUS’ Computing Department.
Requirements:
PhD in Computer Science or related field, with specialization related to data mining, machine learning, or databases;
Publications in top-tier conferences in Data Mining, Machine Learning, Databases and other relevant areas;
Prior research experience in transportation data (e.g. GPS data) analytics, especially on driving behaviours and preference, would be a plus;
Proficiency in large-scale programming systems for big data and AI;
Good oral and written skills in English;
Experienced in working in a team, with people of diverse skillsets, including industry end-users;
Passionate in working with developers and users to get solutions into use.
The appointment will be for one year, with the possibility to extend based on performance. Selected candidates will be offered with attractive/competitive salaries and benefits. If interested, please send your resume and a cover letter to [email protected].
University: National University of Singapore
Location: Singapore
Position Title: Postdoctoral Data Scientist Position for Driver AI Project in Grab-NUS AI Lab
URL: https://ids.nus.edu.sg/opportunities-job-openings.html
Description:
We have a postdoctoral data scientist openings for the Driver AI project in our Grab-NUS AI Lab. The Driver AI project seeks to better understand driving behaviors and driver preferences based on transportation data.
Grab (https://www.grab.com/sg/) is Southeast Asia’s leading on-demand transportation platform. The Grab-NUS AI Lab is a collaboration with Grab and it is anchored at the Institute of Data Science at National University of Singapore. The Grab-NUS AI Lab aims to solve transportation challenges with intelligent insights and innovative services enabled by rigorous research in AI and data science.
The lab will focus on five key areas: passengers, drivers, traffic, locations, and big data AI platform. We will develop big data-driven machine-learning algorithms to predict and meet the needs of both the passengers and drivers, as well as to model and understand the city’s traffic and its locations better. The lab will also develop a state-of-the-art real-time visual and analytics AI platform to deploy the algorithms on big data.
The successful candidate(s) will conduct advance research on AI and data science in the Driver AI project, working together with experienced data scientists from Grab. The Driver AI Project is led by Professor Tan Kian-Lee from NUS’ Computing Department.
Requirements:
PhD in Computer Science or related field, with specialization related to data mining, machine learning, or databases;
Publications in top-tier conferences in Data Mining, Machine Learning, Databases and other relevant areas;
Prior research experience in transportation data (e.g. GPS data) analytics, especially on driving behaviours and preference, would be a plus;
Proficiency in large-scale programming systems for big data and AI;
Good oral and written skills in English;
Experienced in working in a team, with people of diverse skillsets, including industry end-users;
Passionate in working with developers and users to get solutions into use.
The appointment will be for one year, with the possibility to extend based on performance. Selected candidates will be offered with attractive/competitive salaries and benefits. If interested, please send your resume and a cover letter to [email protected].
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Qualification:
A PhD in computer science, electrical engineering, statistics, mathematics, or related fields
A strong research record demonstrated by relevant publications in top conferences/journals
Strong communication skills and fluency in English
Highly-motivated, creative, and collaborative personality
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