Research Sciences INTERN

Overview

The Future of Scalable Software Engineering (FoSSE) team in CoreAI, Microsoft, invites applications for research internships. FoSSE is an applied research team focused on solving real-world software engineering problems for large codebases, including code migration, code translation, and static analysis, using AI and formal methods. Our internship program provides an opportunity to work on practical research problems while collaborating closely with Microsoft researchers. Internships last three to six months.

We work at the intersection of programming language design, formal methods, static analysis, and AI. If you are interested, please:

Apply with your CV. Optionally, you may submit one or two letters of recommendation. The letters must be submitted directly by the letter writers via email to fosse-hiring@microsoft.com. Applications will be considered on an ongoing basis. For any queries, please write to fosse-hiring@microsoft.com.

The positions are based in Bangalore, where we are co-located with Microsoft Research India. FoSSE provides an excellent research environment and a welcoming, diverse community. The team includes full-time researchers and engineers, along with postdocs, interns, and research fellows in fixed-term roles. Learn more about Microsoft’s commitment to Global Diversity and Inclusion here.

Responsibilities

• Working with FoSSE and other Microsoft colleagues on applied research problems at the intersection of PL, SE, and AI.
• Experimenting with and building tools that work on real world and large code bases.
  

Qualifications

Required/Minimum Qualifications

•  Pursuing or completed Bachelor's / Master's / PhD in Computer Science or a related discipline.

This position will be open for a minimum of 5 days, with applications accepted on an ongoing basis until the position is filled.

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