Director of the Systems Technology Lab at Adobe Research in San Jose addresses CRISP community
Director of the Systems Technology Lab at Adobe Research in San Jose addresses CRISP community
| Author: | Tomas Ratkus |
|---|---|
| Event Date: | November 4, 2020 |
| Hosted By: | Saurabh Bagchi |
| Time: | 12.00-2.00 |
| Location: | Virtual |
| Contact Name: | Saurabh Bagchi |
| Contact Email: | sbagchi@purdue.edu |
| Priority: | No |
| School or Program: | College of Engineering |
| College Calendar: | Show |
We will also hear from some members of his team.
They will present some of their current projects in self-healing systems and applied ML and ask for expertise at Purdue relevant to their open problems. They are looking for funding projects in this space and also for providing Adobe Research awards.
Self-Healing Systems, Data Intelligence and Applied ML at Adobe Research:
Current Projects and Open Problems
Tom Jacobs
Director, Systems Technology Lab Big Data Experience Lab
Adobe Research San Jose, CA
URL: https://engineering.purdue.edu/crisp/seminar
Abstract:
Tom and members from his team will present an overview of projects going on in computing systems and applied ML at Adobe Research.
They will present a set of open problems they are interested in and opportunities for faculty to collaborate and to apply for funding and research awards at Adobe Research. They will also present opportunities for internships and full-time positions for graduate students.
Bio:
Tom leads a systems technology focused lab in Adobe Research, where he has been since early 2007.
His research interests include big data analytical services (including the Internet of Things), digital marketing solutions (ranging from predictive modeling, lifetime modeling, classification systems and prescriptive agents), platforms for delivering data science as a service, methods for analyzing rich-media content collections (including semantic analysis and rich media search) as well as advancing the techniques for delivering rich-media experiences (for example, next-generation content delivery systems, multi-view experiences and advanced digital rights management techniques). Prior to joining Adobe, he was at Sun Microsystems (including significant time at Sun Labs) on IPTV, broadcast and internet streaming solutions as well as managing many other research projects.
In his very early days at Sun, he led the user interface toolkit (Xview) engineering team. He also worked at Xerox where he developed parts of the Star and ViewPoint systems.