Luma AI

Luma AI

Simulation Researcher/Engineer

Redwood City, CA

Sponsorship not specified$30k-$60kDetected 43 days ago
PythonC++RoboticsResearch

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About the role

  • You'll help define the simulation substrate Luma uses to train general-purpose robot policies - a faithful, controllable simulation of the world built on our generative video and 3D models.
  • You'll sit at the boundary between generative models and classical physics simulation, and decide where each one earns its keep.

Requirements

  • A strong background in robotics simulation, computer graphics, physics-based modeling, or generative 3D, by degree or practical record.
  • Fluency in Python and C++, and deep familiarity with at least one production physics engine (Isaac Sim/Lab, MuJoCo, Bullet, PhysX, Drake).
  • A track record building simulation systems other people actually used.

Nice to have

  • Research on sim-to-real transfer, domain randomization, differentiable simulation, or neural-rendering-based simulation.
  • A game engine, CGI, animation, or photogrammetry background.
  • Publications at top venues (CoRL, RSS, ICRA, NeurIPS, SIGGRAPH).
  • Luma is an equal opportunity employer.

Skills

  • It fits someone with real simulation-systems experience who's shipped tools other people used.

Compensation

  • $30k-$60k

Benefits

  • We believe multimodality is critical for intelligence - the next step beyond language models comes from vision.

Company info

  • Luma's mission is to build unified general intelligence that can generate, understand, and operate in the physical world.

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