Bell Labs in Stuttgart, Germany, is offering four open internship positions for PhD researchers and Postdoctoral fellows. These internships are ideal for candidates interested in cutting-edge research in distributed systems, applied cryptography, and privacy-preserving machine learning. The research team is focused on innovative solutions for secure and efficient data processing, with projects spanning confidential data preparation for secure ML, efficient secure multi-party computation using trusted hardware, collaborative learning with differential privacy, and encrypted/verifiable ML inference on edge devices using fully homomorphic encryption.

Interns will join a vibrant software systems research group, contributing to projects that address real-world challenges in data privacy, secure computation, and resource-efficient collaborative learning. The positions are based in Stuttgart, Germany, and offer the opportunity to work alongside leading researchers at Bell Labs, a renowned institution in the field of information and communication technology.

Applicants should be current PhD students or Postdoctoral researchers with expertise in computer science, distributed systems, cryptography, or related areas. Experience with secure computation, privacy-preserving machine learning, or trusted hardware is highly desirable. The application process is straightforward: interested candidates should apply directly via the provided project-specific links, which lead to the Nokia job portal. Each link corresponds to a specific research project, and applicants are encouraged to review the project descriptions and submit their applications accordingly.

While the announcement does not specify funding details, Bell Labs internships typically offer competitive compensation. For more information and to apply, visit the provided links or contact the announcer, Associate Professor Adnene Arbi from the University of Carthage, who is involved in the recruitment process.