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Internship at Yahoo! Research Barcelona Company: Yahoo! Location: Barcelona, Spain Group: Information Retrieval Research group General background: Internship will take place in a small research and engineering team focusing on Information Retrieval (Ranking, Summarization) using Yahoo! News data. Graduate students are offered an opportunity to work as a team on cutting-edge, real-world applied research problems. The intern will participate in designing, development (prototype product) and evaluating the product (experimental system), serving Yahoo! News readers around the world in one of the following areas: topic-sensitive ranking of texts automated summarization The internship gives students an opportunity to influence the next generation of Yahoo! products. Responsibilities: Contribute to ideation, scoping, and definition of research problems; Conduct independent and team research; Prototype algorithms and experiment on large amounts of realworld data; Collaborate with engineers on feature implementation. Required skills: MSc student interested in an IR-related research topic. The position is open for prospective MSc students and Direct Track (MEITAR) students subject to their enrolment in the MSc program before the start of the internship. Strong programming skills (Java/C#/Python). Algorithm development skills. Background in Information Retrieval, Text Mining or Machine Learning areas – a strong advantage. Background in Mobile Development - a strong advantage. Full/Part time position: Full time student position for the internship period (July – September or August – September 2013) Salary / Funding: Yahoo! salary: 500 Euro per month; Flight ticket partially funded by BGU. Apply for this position: Please send your resume in English to Dr. Marina Litvak ([email protected]) or Prof. Mark Last ([email protected])