MIT Lincoln Laboratory jobs

The Human Health & Performance Systems Group is seeking an expert in medical imaging and AI to join their medical operations team. This team develops advanced medical technologies to address critical defense and civilian medical challenges, with a focus on improving austere and battlefield medicine. The role involves applying cutting-edge signal/image processing, deep learning, and data analysis techniques to develop AI-enabled system prototypes. You will collaborate with and lead multi-disciplinary teams of engineers, scientists, and clinicians to design and evaluate innovative medical imaging devices and human performance technologies, pushing the boundaries of medical technology.

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The Transportation Safety and Resilience Group is seeking individuals with a background in applied engineering, modeling, simulation, and machine learning to develop algorithms and systems for autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles. This role involves creating new advanced decision support systems, architectures, and techniques for deploying semi-autonomous systems within the broader transportation domain. Key problem areas include algorithm development for collision avoidance, real-time contingency management, inter-vehicle coordination, and validation of decision support, surveillance, and tracking systems. The successful candidate will analyze operational problems, develop deployable solutions, and extend the group's impact across the transportation sector. Familiarity with modern machine learning approaches, particularly reinforcement learning, is expected. Additional responsibilities include leading applied research and development programs, formulating novel approaches to challenges, and publishing research findings.

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The Air Traffic Control & Weather Systems Group at MIT Lincoln Laboratory is seeking an AI/ML engineer to develop end-to-end applications in weather and Earth systems domains. This role involves dataset procurement, algorithm development and training, and integration of models into operational prototypes. A strong foundation in data science and deep technical knowledge of weather and/or Earth systems science are critical. The ideal candidate will apply modern machine learning techniques to environmental data and enhance environmental sensing, forecasting, and decision support capabilities. This position contributes to both real-time operational system development and research-oriented trade studies, supporting national weather sensing and forecasting needs.

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The Artificial Intelligence Technology and Systems Group at MIT Lincoln Laboratory is seeking motivated individuals to contribute to world-class research in artificial intelligence with real impact on national security. The group specializes in machine learning algorithms, technologies, and systems that extract and analyze information from multimedia data, with an expanded mission to include developing impactful ML solutions for cybersecurity. This role offers an opportunity to apply your skills to important technical challenges, learn from a world-class research community, and shape emerging AI fields.

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The Artificial Intelligence Technology and Systems Group at MIT Lincoln Laboratory is seeking motivated individuals to contribute to world-class research in artificial intelligence with real impact on national security. The group specializes in machine learning (ML) algorithms, technologies, and systems that extract and analyze information from multimedia data, and has expanded to include impactful ML solutions for cybersecurity. As a recognized leader in both basic and applied AI/ML, the group shapes emerging AI fields and drives efforts in AI Assurance across the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community. A hallmark of their work is a focus on operational relevance, designing and evaluating AI/ML systems using realistic datasets and metrics, and partnering directly with intelligence analysts and cyber operators to ensure rapid transition of technologies into real-world, mission-critical systems.

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The Energy Systems Group at MIT Lincoln Laboratory is seeking a summer intern to join a multi-disciplinary team developing an AI-enabled portfolio analysis capability. This role will involve using agentic AI to integrate research documentation with technical and geospatial data to identify trends, assess past investments, and guide future research in natural hazard risks. The intern will contribute to designing and implementing these AI-based analysis tools, with the goal of creating an enduring capability to inform future research investments and operational priorities.

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MIT Lincoln Laboratory is seeking an Applied AI/ML Researcher to join the Cyber Operations & Analysis Technology Group. In this role, you will apply your expertise in AI/ML and cyber security to develop innovative solutions that enhance cyber resilience and the effectiveness of U.S. cyber operations. You will work on challenging technical problems in cyber security, developing new technologies and prototyping systems with a focus on practical impact for national security applications. This is an interdisciplinary role where you will collaborate with researchers across MIT and learn new areas, contributing to a culture of continuous learning and growth.

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