About the Role

Research Scientist Intern focused on photorealistic telepresence in VR/AR, involving neural rendering, generative AI, and 3D human modeling. The role requires solving inverse problems in imaging and collaborating across disciplines. Internships last 12-24 weeks with opportunities to publish at leading conferences.

Key Responsibilities

• Solve research problems in enabling Photorealistic Telepresence
• Collaboration with and support of other researchers across various disciplines
• Communication of research agenda, progress, and results

Required Skills & Qualifications

Must Have:

• Currently has or is obtaining a PhD in Computer Science, Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, Robotics, Machine Learning, or related field
• Experience with solving inverse problems in imaging emphasizing modeling and algorithm development
• 2+ years of experience with Machine Learning for solving computer vision and computer graphics problems
• Experience with deep learning frameworks such as Pytorch and TensorBoard
• Experience with scientific programming languages such as Python
• Must obtain work authorization in the country of employment at the time of hire

Nice to Have:

• Proven track record of achievements demonstrated by patents and first-authored publications at leading conferences
• Intent to return to a degree-program after the internship
• Experience working and communicating cross functionally in a team environment
• Demonstrated software engineer experience via internship, work, coding competitions, or open source contributions
• Experience with systems building in Python or C++
• Experience with Machine Learning for 3D data (meshes, point clouds, gaussian splatting, voxels)
• Experience with Machine Learning for Visual Synthesis
• Experience with hardware prototyping