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Telefonica Research Positions Available

The Telefonica Digital Research group was created in 2006 and follows an open research model in collaboration with Universities and other research institutions, promoting the dissemination of scientific results both through publications in top-tier peer-reviewed international journals and conferences and technology transfer. Our multi-disciplinary and international team counts with about 20 full time researchers, holding PhD degrees in various disciplines of computer science and electrical engineering.
 
We are seeking candidates for Internships, PostDoc and Researcher (at different levels of seniority) positions to strengthen and complement our efforts in the areas we currently work on:
 
  • Big Data Analysis
  • Distributed systems and networking
  • Human–computer interaction
  • Machine Learning
  • Mobile computing
  • User modeling and Recommender Systems
  • Security and privacy
 
The salaries we offer are competitive and will depend upon the candidate's experience. We also offer great benefits and a stimulating and friendly working atmosphere in one of the most vibrant cities in the world, Barcelona (Spain).
 
You can find more information about the group here:
 
To apply for a position at Telefonica Research Barcelona, please enter your information into this site:
 
Applications submitted by February 28th, 2014 will receive full consideration, although we will continue to accept applications after this date until all positions are filled up.

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