Microsoft Research Lab – Redmond
Career opportunities
The Algorithms group at MSR Redmond is looking for Research Interns to advance research in differentially private synthetic data generation. Opportunities include advancing our existing work on Private Evolution (see examples below), designing innovative algorithms, and/or applying them to high-impact…
The Machine Learning and Optimization (MLO) group in MSR-Redmond performs research in the intersection of optimization, machine learning and systems. Our focus right now is in combining Large Language Model (LLM) technology with optimization for efficient decision making. Example projects…
The Algorithms group at MSR Redmond is looking for doctoral students to work on theoretical computer science, in particular, algorithms for approximate nearest neighbor search, erasure coding for distributed storage, scheduling theory, algorithms for massive data, and theoretical aspects of…
The Artificial Intelligence Frameworks team at Microsoft develops AI software that enables running AI models everywhere, from world’s fastest AI supercomputers, to servers, desktops, mobile phones, Internet of Things (IoT) devices and internet browsers. As a Research Intern on the team,…
The Software Analysis and Intelligence in Engineering Systems (SAINTES) group at Microsoft Research invite applications for Research Internship positions. We are dedicated to advancing the state-of-the-art in AI-powered improvements for the entire software development lifecycle, advancing software analytics, and exploring…
The Algorithms group at MSR Redmond is looking for Research Interns to advance research in generative modeling. Opportunities include fundamental algorithmic innovation to enhance the efficiency and generation quality of existing models (e.g., diffusion models, image auto-regressive models, language models)…
As a Research Intern at Microsoft Research, you will be at the forefront of developing and implementing cutting-edge technology multimodality. This role is ideal for candidates who are passionate about physics informed multimodal learning, generation and multimodal foundation model training,…
The Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) project at Microsoft Research aims to make BCI accessible to the general population. This involves developing non-intrusive methods, using fewer electrodes, and designing custom signal acquisition devices. Our focus is on interactive BCI, which requires response…
The Security Research Group at Microsoft Research Redmond works on a variety of areas to ensure computer systems are secure and trustworthy. Its current work investigates systems that leverage general software/systems security, confidential computing, formal verification, zero-knowledge proofs, intrusion detection,…