Posted on February, 23rd 2018
Job Type: Research Engineer
Location: Paris, France – RITS Team
Duration : 1 year
Starting date : May/June 2018
Title: Computer Vision research engineer for autonomous driving
Description
RITS team in Inria Paris is a research team working on autonomous driving. The group Computer Vision in the team is looking for a research engineer with excellent programming skills and very good research knowledge to be part of the group.
The purpose of the position is to fill the gap between research works in the team and real experiments on our prototypes. The position will include some research and some engineering.
The candidate must have good knowledge of computer vision, and machine learning and be able to implement a real-time code in C++ or Python. The work will include: implementation of state-of-the-art research methods, sensors calibration, real experiments on cars (on our suburban site), and participation to research projects. The position will require knowledge of computer vision (2D and/or 3D processing) and some deep learning. The candidate should have some interest for research, as collaboration with other researchers will be expected with some publications.
Experience in latest objects recognition, scene segmentation, and sensors calibration and other related computer vision subjects or real mobile robotics will be a plus.
Requirements
– Good / excellent knowledge of computer vision
– Good / excellent knowledge of deep learning
– Good research capabilities
– Ability to work in group
– Interest in research
– Excellent programming skills (mandatory: C++ and Python)
– Experience with real world applications
– Past research experiences (PhD, Research and Development, etc.)
Location and Team
The job is located in center of Paris (France), at the Inria national research institute RITS team (Robotics and Intelligent Transportation System). The team has approx. 20 people working on Computer Vision/Planning/Control for intelligent transportation and autonomous vehicles (to test/validate our researches). The environment is nice and lively, with people from worldwide origins. Social skills will be appreciated, as collaborations with other researchers/PhDs is expected.
Salary
Remuneration follows the official grid (based on latest diploma and experience)
To apply
Please send an email to Raoul de Charette (raoul.de-charette[-AT-]inria[DOT]fr), with a resume, some indications about relevant works (publication, code, etc.), and references.
Contact name: Raoul de Charette
