Research Intern

Responsibilities

• Projects may focus on post-training and inference efficiency for video generation models, reward modeling and preference-based optimization multimodal data systems, or scalable infrastructure for video model training. The primary focus will be your core project, with opportunities to contribute to applied or product-adjacent work where relevant.

Depending on your project, you may

• Research and develop distillation methods for large-scale diffusion and flow-based video generation models, including guidance and adversarial distillation
• Explore techniques that reduce inference cost while preserving or improving generation quality
• Develop reward models and preference-based optimization methods to improve aesthetics, motion quality, temporal consistency, and prompt adherence
• Study how base-model behavior affects post-training outcomes and use experimental findings to inform model development
• Design rigorous evaluations and conduct large-scale experiments on generative video models
• Contribute to evaluation harnesses, model integrations, research tooling, or other product-adjacent projects related to your core work
• Document and communicate your findings through research reports, internal presentations, demonstrations, and potential conference submissions

You may be a good fit if you

Are currently pursuing a PhD or are a final-year master’s student in computer science, machine learning, computer vision, or a related field

Have research experience in generative modeling, computer vision, multimodal learning, or video generation

Have hands on experience with diffusion models, flow-based models, model distillation, reinforcement learning, preference optimization, or related post-training techniques

Can formulate hypotheses, design controlled experiments, analyze results, and communicate conclusions clearly

Are proficient in Python and have hands-on experience with PyTorch, JAX, or another modern machine learning framework

Are comfortable working independently on an open-ended research problem while collaborating closely with a mentor and the broader team

Experience with video, image, audio, or other multimodal data is valuable. Publications at leading venues such as NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, or AAAI are a plus, but are not required. We care most about the quality of your thinking, the depth of your technical work, and your ability to learn quickly.

What You Can Expect

• A defined project and named senior mentor before your first day
• Weekly one-on-one meetings and clear project milestones

A meaningful compute allocation for your research

• The opportunity to own a complete research or engineering result
• First-author positioning by default where your contribution supports a publication

Timely internal review of research intended for submission

• Support for conference travel if your paper is accepted
• Opportunities to demonstrate your work and receive credit for product contributions
• A competitive monthly stipend
• Visa and travel support for eligible international candidates
• Housing support for qualifying international interns in Singapore
• Equipment and resources needed to complete your work
• Internship Details
• Location: Singapore
• Duration: Three months

Working model: Onsite

Start dates: First batch starts in October 2026, second batch starts in January 2027