Google Research is seeking a Research Software Engineer specializing in 3D Computer Vision to join their innovative team. This role combines cutting-edge research with practical software engineering to develop next-generation technologies that impact billions of users worldwide.
The position offers an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of computer vision, machine learning, and software engineering. As a Research Software Engineer, you'll be responsible for designing and implementing sophisticated computer vision systems, leveraging ML infrastructure, and contributing to the research community through publications and open-source projects.
The role requires strong technical expertise in both software development and computer vision, with a focus on areas such as SLAM, motion estimation, autonomous driving, or robotics. You'll be working within Google Research, which addresses challenges that define current and future technology, with the opportunity to influence product development and conduct fundamental research.
What makes this role particularly compelling is the chance to work on projects that have real-world impact while contributing to the academic community. Google Research emphasizes sharing discoveries through academic publications and open-source releases, fostering collaboration and advancement in the field.
The position offers competitive compensation ($166,000-$244,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be part of a team that values innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence, working alongside world-class researchers and engineers in Mountain View, CA.
This is an ideal opportunity for someone who combines strong software engineering skills with research expertise in computer vision, and who is passionate about pushing the boundaries of what's possible in 3D computer vision and machine learning. The role offers the perfect balance of practical engineering work and research contributions, with the resources and scale of Google to support your innovations.