Call for Internship

We’re looking for undergraduate interns who are interested in building cutting-edge machine learning technologies for visual data!

As an intern, you'll actively engage in hands-on research activities within our lab. The list includes but is not limited to:

Tutorials: Curated coding assignments covering recent research topics such as NeRFs and diffusion models.
Project: A small-scale research project based on an idea provided by our group. Interns are also welcome to pitch their own ideas for the project.
Weekly Meetings: In-depth discussions on technical papers led by two student presenters (including both graduate students and undergraduate interns) every week.
Paper Digest Meetings: Lightweight meetings for briefly skimming through recent papers.

To find more information about our research, visit the followings:

We're looking for students who have experience in developing any deep learning techniques (either with PyTorch or TensorFlow).
Candidates who have taken or audited the Machine Learning for 3D Data Course will be preferred (but not required).
Interns will be required to be physically present in our lab during the internship.
Location: KAIST, N1 Bldg, Rm 622, 291 Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, Korea 34141.
Candidates who can extend the internship for the following semester will be preferred. (Remote work can be considered for the extension.)

Interns will be expected to commit to the internship for full-time at least 8 weeks.
Interns will be paid and provided with a desk in our lab and computing resources.
Students enrolled in a university outside of Korea cannot be paid due to administrative restrictions.

Click the ''Application Form'' button at the top. You'll need to prepare the following files:

a copy of your transcript, and
your CV/resume (including your previous experience in research, internship, or course projects, and your programming skills. Not required but recommended).

mhsung (at) kaist.ac.kr

Q. Can non-KAIST students apply?
A. Yes.
Q. Can non-KAIST students stay in a KAIST dormitory during the internship?
A. Yes.
Q. Can international students who are not enrolled in any Korean institutions apply?
A. Yes, KAIST has a Visiting Student Researcher Program, although it is preferred for students who intend to undertake a longer-term internship (at least six months).