WoRV Team is Hiring!
Job Introduction - Machine Learning Engineer
“A role dedicated to researching and developing Embodied Agents.”
The WoRV (World Model for Robotics and Vehicle Control) team is building a general-purpose Foundation Model that integrates text, images, videos, and actions to tackle challenges in robotics and autonomous driving.
Current Projects(Dec 2024)
- SketchDrive
- Developing a single model capable of navigating diverse environments by reading maps, following linguistic instructions, and interpreting visual inputs.
- Mimicking human-like contextual understanding to infer intent from instructions and execute precise navigation.
- Learn more:
- Exploration of New Projects
- Actively researching new topics aligned with the Embodied AI era.
Research Support
- Access to 12 on-premise DGX H100 machines (H100 x 96 GPUs), over 30 A100s, and more than 10 V100s.
- A robust pipeline for acquiring high-quality, fully human-generated driving data in both simulation and real-world settings.
- Unlimited access to custom datasets and annotations tailored to the research team's needs.
- Over 100 hours of map-based driving data, with the flexibility to generate additional datasets as needed.
- Strong academic support, including submissions and attendance at top conferences such as NeurIPS, ICLR, CVPR, ECCV, Interspeech, and ACL.
- Full coverage of travel expenses for papers accepted at international conferences or journals.
For more details:
Key Responsibilities
Candidates will be assigned to ongoing projects based on their skills and interests at the time of onboarding.
Required Skills
- Strong foundational knowledge and engineering skills in Computer Science:
- Comprehensive understanding and solid basics in disciplines such as operating systems, data structures, algorithms, databases, and networks.
- Basic understanding of and interest in machine learning and deep learning.
- A proactive attitude toward growth, learning, and sharing knowledge with others.
Preferred Qualifications
- Recognition or awards in STEM fields (e.g., Olympiads in computer science, mathematics, physics, etc.).
- Ability to stay up-to-date with the latest research trends.
- A proven research track record in machine learning, including publications in major conferences or journals.
- Basic proficiency in Korean for effective communication.
Recruitment Process
- Application Review → Coding Test → In-Person Interview → Offer Negotiation → Final Acceptance
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How to Apply
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Apply via Google Form
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[email protected]
- You can submit your resume (and portfolio) through either method, whichever is convenient for you.
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Applicants will be notified of the results of the application review within three days. We appreciate your understanding in advance.
- The coding test and in-person interview will be scheduled to accommodate the applicant’s convenience as much as possible.
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There are no strict requirements for the format of the submitted documents (resume/portfolio).
- However, please ensure the file format is PDF!
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For any questions regarding recruitment, feel free to reach out via [email protected] or LinkedIn DM.
Additional Notes
- If any false information is found in the application, the offer may be revoked.
- For full-time positions, there is a three-month probationary period, during which the evaluation results may lead to an extension of the probation or cancellation of the employment offer.