Senior Multimodal AI Researcher — Flexible Work

Via Licensing Corporation; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flex Work

Equity

Job summary

Dolby’s Advanced Technology Group seeks a Senior Multimodal AI Researcher to design and implement next-generation multimodal AI systems for immersive audio-visual experiences. You will explore intersections of deep learning, perceptual modeling, and media signal processing to generate, enhance, and render content at scale.

Role spans fundamental research to deployment, with opportunities to publish and patent.

Qualifications

• PhD in CS/EE or equivalent industry research experience.
• Research in multimodal AI, generative AI, CV, or audio analysis.
• Publications or patents in top venues or equivalent impact in industry.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop novel multimodal AI models for immersive content creation, enhancement, and rendering.
• Combine deep learning with perceptual approaches (signal processing, human perception, quality metrics).
• Build prototypes and evaluate systems using objective metrics and perceptual assessments.
• Partner with cross-functional teams to translate research into production-ready solutions.
• Contribute to Dolby’s innovation pipeline through publications, patents, and technology transfer.

Skills

Multimodal AI

Generative AI

Computer Vision

Audio analysis

Publications / patents

Python / C/C++ prototyping

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication skills

Education

PhD in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering

Equivalent industry research experience

Job description

Dolby’s Advanced Technology Group seeks a Senior Multimodal AI Researcher to design and implement next-generation multimodal AI systems for immersive audio-visual experiences. You will explore intersections of deep learning, perceptual modeling, and media signal processing to generate, enhance, and render content at scale.

Role spans fundamental research to deployment, with opportunities to publish and patent.