Edge AI Research Scientist
Carnegie Mellon University
Edge AI Research Scientist
Carnegie Mellon University
University training problem solvers and innovators
Edge AI Research Scientist (MTS-C)
What We Do:
At the SEI’s Enabling Edge Intelligence (E2I) team, we bridge the gap between breakthrough edge AI research and operational, real-world deployment. Our multi-disciplinary team of software engineers, researchers, and data scientists designs and optimizes intelligent edge systems for resource-constrained environments where reliability, safety, and performance are primary drivers. We focus on three core areas:
Position Summary:
We are seeking a visionary an Edge AI Research Scientist to develop, mature, prototype, and transition technology that redefines edge intelligence and delivers tangible impact to critical missions. In this role, you will lead high-visibility research initiatives, striking a balance between solving immediate, real-world customer challenges and pioneering long-term solutions to complex technical bottlenecks. You will serve as a lead technical voice — presenting groundbreaking work to executive stakeholders, defense and industry partners, and top-tier academic communities — while actively advancing our core research agenda in areas such as:
As a member of the AI-Native Software Engineering (AISE) Directorate, you will also collaborate within the AISE Lab, directly shaping and mastering state-of-the-art AI-assisted tools and workflows that are actively transforming the modern software engineering lifecycle.
Requirements:
Desired Experience, Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Other Requirements:
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Location
Pittsburgh, PAJob Function
Software/Applications Development/EngineeringPosition Type
Staff – RegularFull time/Part time
Full timePay Basis
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University training problem solvers and innovators
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