Research Scientist/Engineer

Adobe•Seattle, WA

1d•$120,700 - $238,600

About The Position

Photoshop ART is seeking a Research Scientist to join our inpainting R&D team focused on making significant progress in image generation/restoration, low level vision, image editing with an eventual posture toward productization. Individuals in this role are expected to be expert in identified research areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, and image processing. Strong preference will be given to candidates with experience in light transport, image formation, or physically based rendering, and in leveraging synthetic 3D scene data for training or analyzing learning-based models. This includes work on scene relighting, illumination transfer, harmonization, or appearance editing, as well as familiarity with generating or using simulated data to improve model controllability and realism with an eye toward productization. The ideal candidate will have a keen interest in producing new science to advance Adobe products.

Requirements

Ph.D. and solid publications in machine learning, AI, computer science, statistics, or scene semantic understanding.
Experience communicating research for public audiences of peers.
Experience working in teams.
Knowledge in a programming language.

Nice To Haves

1+ years of professional full-time experience preferred, but not required
2+ year(s) of internship with primary emphasis on AI research in image generation, low level vision, image restoration, and segmentation
Experience in collaboration with a team with varied strengths.
4+ First-author publications at peer-reviewed AI conferences (e.g. NIPS, CVPR, ECCV, ICML, ICLR, ICCV, and ACL).
Experience in developing and debugging in Python.

Responsibilities

Work towards long-term results-oriented research goals, while identifying intermediate achievements.
Contribute to research that can be applied to Adobe product development.
Help integrating novel research work into Adobe’s product.
Lead and collaborate on research projects across different Adobe divisions.