PhD Researcher: Multimodal AI for Human Experience

Autodesk; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 119.000 - 162.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Paid internship

Mentorship

Hybrid work options

Zusammenfassung

Autodesk is seeking a Research Intern to explore multimodal AI for understanding human experience in built environments. You will join a multidisciplinary team across AI, spatial computing, AEC, and human perception to develop and evaluate methods linking representations of the built environment with perceptual and experiential responses.

You will build prototypes, design experiments and benchmarks, and communicate findings through papers and demonstrations in a 16-week paid program with

Qualifikationen

• Currently pursuing a PhD in a relevant field with a 2028 or later completion date.
• Experience in AI/ML, computer vision, human perception, or related computational field.
• Strong Python programming and ML framework experience.
• Experience designing computational experiments and handling complex datasets.
• Excellent collaboration and communication skills.

Aufgaben

• Research multimodal AI approaches for understanding built environments and human experience
• Develop methods using foundation models, AI agents, and/or world models
• Work with multimodal datasets including visual, spatial, behavioral, and physiological data
• Design experiments and benchmarks to evaluate AI predictions against human responses
• Build and evaluate research prototypes for real and simulated environments
• Document and communicate findings through papers, presentations, and demonstrations

Kenntnisse

Python

ML frameworks

AI/ML research

Experiment design

Data analysis

Communication

Ausbildung

PhD candidate with expected completion 2028 or later

Tools

PyTorch

TensorFlow

Jobbeschreibung

Autodesk is seeking a Research Intern to explore multimodal AI for understanding human experience in built environments. You will join a multidisciplinary team across AI, spatial computing, AEC, and human perception to develop and evaluate methods linking representations of the built environment with perceptual and experiential responses.

You will build prototypes, design experiments and benchmarks, and communicate findings through papers and demonstrations in a 16-week paid program with