Hi again! On *Friday, November 11th* (not this Friday but next Friday) at *12:30 p.m.*, we'll be having Andy Lee, a recent Swarthmore CS graduate, give a talk on his work at Uber's Advanced Technologies Center. There will be *free pizza* as is common at these talks and Andy mentioned that he will be *collecting resumes* after he talks about Uber's internships and job opportunities. See below for his description of the talk. If you are interested, *please fill out this poll* so we know how many people are joining us and what kind of food to get: https://goo.gl/forms/9qnf41ylhQuGjAgJ3 Since this is somewhat short notice, *please reply by Monday!* I hope to see you there. :) Cheers, Zach p.s.: Please don't forget the talk by Cornell Tech tomorrow at 12:30. You can attend even if you didn't respond to the poll; we'll be in the CS conference room. *Talk Description:* Uber ATC (Advanced Technologies Center) is the Pittsburgh R&D hub of Uber’s engineering team dedicated to self-driving technologies, mapping, and vehicle safety. Our teams work on the cutting-edge of robotics and artificial intelligence, which includes using machine learning for pedestrian detection, optimizing motion-planning algorithms and hacking security systems on vehicles. In this talk, I'll share quite a few interesting projects that teams at Uber ATC are working on(perception, vehicle-infrastructure, hardware). I'll also speak a little about my work on the machine learning team here and the work we're doing using deep learning and simulation. Finally, I'll provide some insights about the work culture and talk about a few of the big milestones that Uber ATC has achieved since I first arrived, ending with a discussion about opportunities for full-time positions and internships. * * *Speaker Bio:* Andy Lee ('16) is currently on the Machine Learning team at Uber ATC. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://allspice.cs.swarthmore.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/private/job-opps/attachments/20161103/780b90bf/attachment.html>