The Visual Computing & Artificial Intelligence Group at the Technical University of Munich invites highly motivated applicants for fully-funded PhD, Intern, and PostDoc positions. These roles focus on cutting-edge research at the intersection of computer vision and machine learning, offering an excellent opportunity to contribute to high-impact studies in 3D vision and graphics.

  • 🎓 Fully-funded PhD, intern, and PostDoc positions available at Technical University of Munich.
  • 🌐 Focus on computer vision and machine learning, including 3D vision, graphics, and deep learning techniques.
  • 🧠 Research areas include 3D reconstruction, semantic scene understanding, and generative models.
  • 📚 Required qualifications: Master’s degree, expert coding skills, background in vision/graphics/ML, and strong motivation.
  • 📄 Documents needed: CV, research statement, transcripts, and recommendation letters as per guidelines.

Designation

  • PhD Students
  • Interns
  • PostDocs
PositionTypeSalary/SupportContract Type
PhDFull-Time45k – 57k Euro/year + benefitsFixed-term
PostDocFull-Time45k – 57k Euro/year + benefitsFixed-term
InternTemporaryStipend for living expensesInternship

Research Area

  • Neural Rendering
  • Generative AI (Diffusion, GANs, etc.)
  • 3D Reconstruction
  • SLAM / Pose Tracking
  • Semantic Scene Understanding
  • Face / Body Tracking
  • Non-Linear Optimization
  • Media Forensics / Fake News Detection

Location

Technical University of Munich, Germany

Eligibility/Qualification

For PhD Candidates:

  • Master’s degree
  • Expert-level coding skills
  • Background in vision/graphics/ML
  • Proficient English skills
  • Strong background in numerical optimization

For Interns:

  • Ongoing PhD (minimum two years)
  • At least one top-tier publication (CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, Siggraph, etc.)

For PostDocs:

  • Completed PhD (or very close to completion)
  • Strong publication record at top-tier venues (CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, Siggraph, etc.)

Description

The positions involve a flexible research direction with a heavy focus on deep learning techniques, particularly in static and dynamic 3D reconstruction and semantic scene understanding. The goal is to revolutionize research in 3D learning through high-impact contributions.

How to Apply

Interested candidates must submit the following documents:

  • Brief CV (one page)
  • Short and precise research statement (maximum one page) addressing:
  1. What concrete problem do you want to solve?
  2. Why do you want to solve it?
  3. How do you want to solve it?
  4. What are your expected final results and general aims?
  5. Relevant references (preferably papers authored by you)
  • Bachelor’s and Master’s transcripts
  • At least two recommendation letters

Follow the specific guidelines for submission provided on the university’s application portal.

Last Date to Apply

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; prospective candidates are encouraged to apply promptly to secure a position.