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About the role

Working remotely in a full-time capacity, the PhD Researcher in 3D Modeling will explore multimodal AI approaches for generating and editing innovative 3D representations of built environments while collaborating with a multidisciplinary research team.
Key responsibilities: Research multimodal AI methods for the generation and editing of novel 3D representations Develop techniques utilizing foundation models, AI agents, and world models Design experiments to evaluate AI predictions against human responses and build research prototypesRequired qualificationsPursuing a PhD in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Computer Graphics, Computational Design, or a related field, with a completion date in 2028 or later Research experience in AI/ML, computer vision, or 3D modeling Strong programming skills, ideally in Python and modern ML frameworks Experience in designing computational experiments and working with complex datasets Demonstrated contributions to the field through projects, open-source work, or publications

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