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Research Scientist, Professional Creative Workflows

Stability AI

Remote · Remote · Senior

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What this role is

A research position developing generative AI systems that help creative professionals work with image, video, 3D, and design tools. This role suits researchers with deep expertise in computer vision or graphics who want to publish academic work while building systems that shape real creative products.

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What they ask for

Required

  • PhD or equivalent research experience in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, or related discipline
  • Strong research track record with publications in computer vision, graphics, machine learning, or generative modeling
  • Experience building generative or multimodal models
  • Demonstrated ability to conduct original research and build working prototypes
  • Strong Python and PyTorch programming skills
  • Ability to balance research rigor with practical workflow considerations

Nice to have

  • Publications at top venues like CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, SIGGRAPH, NeurIPS, ICLR, or ICML
  • Research spanning multiple modalities across image, video, 3D, vector graphics, or design
  • Experience in professional creative domains such as VFX, games, animation, or graphic design
  • Background in controllable generation, material decomposition, or structured design outputs
  • Track record of research prototypes that influenced product direction

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