You need a B.S. in CS or related field, software dev experience, Python/C++ skills, collaboration skills, research mindset, and knowledge of compilers and programming language theory.

You will attend meetings, review Python VMs, build software, analyze performance, make modifications, develop tools, work towards publication, and promote inclusion and cultural sensitivity.

Research & Development

Software Engineering

United States

Pittsburgh

Large

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<ul><li>The WebAssembly Research Center (WRC) at Carnegie Mellon University is looking for undergraduate summer interns to work on research topics key to the WRC’s mission. You will work directly with faculty and/or graduate students on original research projects. You would also produce appropriately transferable software artifacts, datasets, benchmarks, and other research output. In some cases, you will help support research projects by designing and performing experiments.</li><li>Python and Wasm working together project. We seek to improve the state of the art for running Python on Wasm. Building on Wasm’s portable and efficient execution capabilities and the instrumentation capabilities of the Wizard Research Engine, you will assess the state of the art in Python on Wasm, explore the internals of Python VMs, and work towards making Python run extremely well on Wasm.</li></ul>

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Bachelors

The WebAssembly Research Center (WRC) at Carnegie Mellon University is looking for undergraduate summer interns to work on research topics key to the WRC’s mission. You will work directly with faculty and/or graduate students on original research projects. You would also produce appropriately transferable software artifacts, datasets, benchmarks, and other research output. In some cases, you will help support research projects by designing and performing experiments.Python and Wasm working together project. We seek to improve the state of the art for running Python on Wasm. Building on Wasm’s portable and efficient execution capabilities and the instrumentation capabilities of the Wizard Research Engine, you will assess the state of the art in Python on Wasm, explore the internals of Python VMs, and work towards making Python run extremely well on Wasm.

Summer Research Intern - School of Computer Science - S3D

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