Meta - Redmond, WA
posted 2 months ago
The Meta Reality Labs Research Team is at the forefront of developing the future of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). The Surreal Vision group within this team is seeking exceptional Research Scientist Interns to contribute to groundbreaking research in egocentric machine perception and the creation of digital twins of 3D scenes. This role involves tackling cutting-edge research problems and innovating novel computer vision and machine learning techniques. Interns will collaborate with researchers to enable advancements across various research disciplines, including the development of novel object and scene reconstruction methods that recover the physical properties and functionalities of real-world objects and environments through egocentric machine perception. Additionally, interns will be responsible for building datasets that support physical scene understanding, estimating egocentric human states, and understanding motion using multimodal data. The role also encompasses egocentric 3D reconstruction and scene understanding, which includes tasks such as 3D segmentation and 3D bounding box detection for both static and dynamic scenes. Internships are designed to last between twelve (12) to twenty-four (24) weeks, with various start dates available throughout the year. As a Research Scientist Intern, you will plan and execute innovative research and development projects aimed at advancing the state-of-the-art in machine perception, state estimation, and the reconstruction and rendering of 3D objects and scenes. You will collaborate with other researchers and engineers across machine perception teams at Meta to develop experiments, prototypes, and concepts that push the boundaries of AR/VR and AI systems. Furthermore, you will work closely with the team to design, set up, and run practical experiments and prototype systems related to large-scale, high-quality sensing and machine reasoning.