The Internet Research and Future Services group builds prototypes, develops original research and solves problems. We work across most digital platforms and all BBC services by combining emerging technologies with anticipated user needs to develop applied research. We believe that the best way to think about ideas and problems is to create things and develop concrete examples - we do this to learn, influence and shape.
The Internet Research and Future Services group is part of our Research and Development (R&D) Department which sits as part of the wider Future Media (FM) Division.
We are looking for someone who wants to help us invent the future of media - someone who is an expert in their field and will help lead our thinking into new areas. You will be deeply involved in the latest developments in the internet and media industries, you will identify key opportunities for research and prototyping and you will work with our developers and designers to deliver world-class research and innovation.
Our work has a particular focus on the internet and on user experiences. Right now, for instance, were particularly interested in personalisation and identity on the web, innovative user interfaces and reminders/bookmarks on connected TVs and radios, but new challenges are always emerging. We always have an exciting and diverse set of projects on the go and you can read more about our work on the BBC R&D blog.
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