Description
NVIDIA is seeking strategic, ambitious, and creative individuals for a Ph.D. Research Internship in Graphics and Simulation.
You will design and develop algorithms, hardware, and software to advance computing, graphics, media processing, and other technologies central to NVIDIA's business.
Responsibilities:
- Design and develop algorithms, hardware, and software that advance the state of the art in computing, graphics, media processing, and other technologies central to NVIDIA's business.
- Invent new techniques, technologies, methodologies, processes, and devices to enable new products or types of products.
- Collaborate with other team members, teams, and/or external researchers.
Requirements:
- Actively enrolled in a Ph.D. program in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
- Anticipated graduation date must be clearly indicated on a resume or CV.
- Prior experience or knowledge requirements may include Python, C, CUDA, HLSL/GLSL, ML Frameworks (PyTorch, JAX, Warp).
- Strong background in research with publications at top conferences.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
- Experience with large-scale model training is a plus.
Potential areas of research:
- Real-Time Graphics and Rendering
- Differentiable Rendering
- Ray Tracing and Path Tracing
- Neural Rendering Models
- Light Transport and Material/Shape Modeling
- Simulation and Animation
- Physics-based simulation
- World models
- Deep learning for animation
- 3D and 4D Content Creation
- Virtual and augmented reality environments
- Generative AI for graphics, simulation, and content creation
- 3D Deep Learning
- Digital human creation
- Human motion modeling
- GPU-accelerated algorithms and systems for graphics and simulation
- Synthetic data generation
Benefits:
- Hourly rate: $38-$94
- Intern benefits
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