3D Machine Learning Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Altro in Roma
You'll join our core 3D AI team: researchers and engineers working across the entire 3D stack: from raw data capture and geometric reconstruction to neural rendering and generative material synthesis. The team bridges academic rigor and production reality, moving fast without losing depth. Collaboration is close, hierarchy is flat, and the problems are genuinely hard.
What This Role Could Look Like
This is an open call for talented people working in 3D; whether your background is in computer vision, rendering, or machine learning. We're not hiring for a fixed spec; we're looking for people who are excellent in at least one of these areas and curious about the others.
Depending on your background and interests, you could be working on:
3D Computer Vision & Reconstruction
Building the geometric backbone of our scanning pipeline: multi-camera calibration, feature-based reconstruction, structure-from-motion, and high-precision mesh optimization. Integrating learned components where they outperform classical methods.
Inverse Rendering
Developing learning-based systems that recover geometry and physically-based materials from captured imagery—NeRF variants, Gaussian splatting, differentiable rendering, material decomposition, and relighting pipelines.
Neural Rendering & Material Systems
Designing BRDF models and material representations, building diffusion-based rendering pipelines, and developing intrinsic decomposition models that separate albedo, shading, and material properties from real-world captures.
Fields of Work
Multi-camera calibration, SfM, bundle adjustment, mesh processing
Inverse rendering: material and geometry estimation from images
Differentiable rendering and appearance decomposition
Generative 3D reconstruction: diffusion-based approaches, feed-forward networks
BRDF modeling and physically-based material synthesis
Integration of classical and learned components into production pipelines
Qualifications
Master's or PhD in Computer Science, Computer Visio