Job Requisition ID #
24WD79472
Position Overview
The Simulation, Optimization and Systems (SOS) Group at Autodesk Research is looking for a passionate and skilled research intern for Fall 2024 or earlier at our Toronto office located in the MaRS Discovery District. The ideal intern will conduct research and develop prototype code to integrate machine learning architectures into our physics simulation engines to create data-driven and physics-informed reduced order models.
Responsibilities
- Conduct original research in developing or applying novel techniques in physics-informed machine learning.
- Research machine learning models combining physics simulation and measurement data
- Implement prototypes to test and demonstrate the ideas and methods
- Work with both open-source libraries and in-house libraries to develop the prototypes
- Write documentation of the work, either as academic publication or internal white paper
- Contribute to the technical expertise of the SOS Group by conducting learning sessions
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Minimum Qualifications
- Currently pursuing a PhD degree in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, or other related disciplines
- Experience with reduced order models and data-driven methods in simulation
- Experience with development of physics simulation tools and numerical solvers
- Experience with AI model training and ecosystems (PyTorch, TensorFlow, Flax etc)
- Experience and excellent knowledge of Python
- Experience in publishing at top-tier conferences and journals
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