Research Scientist • Intern

Who you are

You are a PhD candidate with a strong background in computer vision and machine learning — your research experience has equipped you with the skills to tackle complex problems in 3D perception and scene understanding. You have a passion for innovation and are eager to contribute to the development of egocentric machine perception functionalities and digital twins of 3D scenes.

Your expertise in multimodal generative models for 3D shape synthesis and reconstruction sets you apart — you understand the intricacies of language grounding for 3D shapes and scenes, enabling spatial reasoning and embodied interaction. You thrive in collaborative environments, working alongside researchers to advance knowledge across multiple research areas.

What you'll do

As a Research Scientist Intern at Meta, you will engage in groundbreaking research that shapes the future of AR and VR technologies. You will work on egocentric 3D reconstruction and scene understanding, contributing to the development of innovative machine perception functionalities. Your role will involve collaborating with a diverse team of researchers and engineers to explore novel computer vision techniques and machine learning methodologies.

You will have the opportunity to innovate and experiment with multimodal generative models, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in 3D shape synthesis and reconstruction. Your work will directly impact the development of contextual-AI-enabled AR devices, making significant contributions to the field of immersive technologies.

What we offer

Meta provides a dynamic and supportive environment for interns, allowing you to work on cutting-edge research projects that have real-world implications. You will gain valuable experience collaborating with industry leaders and contributing to transformative technologies. This internship lasts between twelve to twenty-four weeks, with various start dates throughout the year, offering flexibility to accommodate your academic schedule.