Internship in Computer Vision / Calibration Pipelines (f/m/x)

Description

The company works on turning current research into future applications, with a focus on user-centric innovation. The ZEISS Innovation Hub @ KIT brings together students, researchers and industry professionals to advance technology.

Responsibilities

• You will join a team of scientists and research engineers and work on research projects in computer vision and photogrammetry.
• Projects may include custom camera calibration, simulating camera characteristics in digital twins, object detection and depth estimation algorithms.

Requirements

• You are a student interested in technology and keen to take on demanding tasks.
• You are enrolled in a bachelor's or master's programme in computer science or electrical engineering, with a focus on computer vision, machine learning or a related field.
• You have a strong computer science background and very good Python coding skills. C++ is a plus.
• You have some initial experience with computer vision, ideally camera calibration, photogrammetry, PyTorch and OpenCV.
• You understand camera models, projection geometry, coordinate systems and basic 3D geometry.
• You are willing to collaborate in interdisciplinary teams.
• You communicate well in English and/or German.
• You are willing to learn and explore, showing initiative and creativity.

Conditions

Work is hybrid, with remote workdays offered.

The internship can be followed by a master's thesis, or by working student employment for up to 2 years.

Please submit your complete application documents, including CV and transcript of records.

Benefits

• You help lay the groundwork for next-generation products.
• You get hands-on work on intrinsic, extrinsic and multi-camera calibration for ZEISS use cases.
• You can choose the topics that interest you most within an ongoing project.
• You join a growing company with many career paths.