Research Scientist - 3D Reconstruction (SfM & SLAM)
Spaitial
Tailor my CV for this job, freeView job and applyYour CV rewritten for this role, from your real experience. Sign in with Google, nothing to install.
Got this interview? Our apps help you get the job.
Skills named in this job
Read from the description itself, not inferred.
This role on the market
7 open reconstruction roles across 5 companies are on ApplySarthi right now.
- Staff Research Scientist – Reconstruction PhysicsJobgether
- Senior Machine Learning Engineer - 3D ReconstructionApplied
- Senior Software Engineer - Image Reconstruction (C++/CUDA)Philips
- Software Engineering Manager, Robotics Neural Reconstruction and Real2Sim ApplicationsNvidia
What reconstruction roles keep asking for: Computer vision (57%), Generative AI (43%), Machine learning (43%), C++ (29%), Deep learning (29%), PyTorch (29%), Python (29%), Product management (14%) — counted across their open postings here.
Research Scientist jobs in the United Kingdom · Research Scientist jobs in London · Remote Research Scientist jobs · Computer vision jobs · Generative AI jobs · PyTorch jobs · Python jobs
Spaitial has 9 open roles listed here.
- Research Scientist - Robot Learning (VLA / WAM)
- Business Operations Manager
- Research Scientist - 3D Reconstruction & Novel View Synthesis
- Research Engineer - 3D Reconstruction
- ML Inference Engineer
Counted across 14 company job boards, updated as roles open and close.
Preparing for this interview
Interviews for reconstruction roles keep coming back to Computer vision, Generative AI, Machine learning, C++. Practise those questions before you sit with Spaitial.
Questions you are likely to be asked
- Why do you want to join Spaitial?
- What is your experience with Computer vision? Tell me one thing you learned the hard way.
- What is a weakness you are working on, and how?
- Tell me about yourself, and why this role is the right next step.
- Tell me about a problem you solved at work that you are proud of.
Prep Sarthi gives you a free mock interview: an AI interviewer asks you questions like these out loud, from your own CV and this job, and shows your score and your weakest answer.
Practise the Research Scientist - 3D Reconstruction (SfM & SLAM) at Spaitial interview free →SpAItial is pioneering the next generation of World Models, pushing the boundaries of generative AI, computer vision, and the simulation of reality. We are moving beyond 2D pixels to build models that natively understand the physics and geometry of our world. Our mission is to redefine how industries, from robotics and AR/VR to gaming and cinema, generate and interact with physically-grounded 3D environments. We're seeking a Research Scientist focused on 3D reconstruction . You will advance methods that recover accurate camera poses and geometry from real-world imagery, working with both classical multi-view geometry and state-of-the-art learned reconstructors. The work includes structure-from-motion, bundle adjustment, SLAM, or feed-forward reconstruction, with a focus on robustness, accuracy, and methods that hold up on diverse real-world data. Responsibilities Design camera pose estimators and 3D reconstructors. Build robust SfM and camera tracking pipelines for a variety of input imaging sensors. Develop bundle adjusters and nonlinear optimizers, including non-perspective camera formulations. Integrate and extend SOTA feed-forward reconstructors (VGGT, DA3, Pi3) Advance deep multi-view stereo, learned matching, and monocular depth methods for dense geometry. Build evaluation metrics for pose accuracy and reconstruction quality, and drive improvements against public & internal benchmarks. Scale reconstruction methods to large, diverse real-world datasets while keeping them reliable and efficient. Collaborate with researchers to bring reconstruction advances into production systems. Key Qualifications PhD in computer vision with a research focus on 3D reconstruction; publications at top venues (CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, NeurIPS). Deep understanding of multi-view geometry: camera models, epipolar geometry, triangulation, PnP, etc. Strong familiarity with SOTA deep reconstructors (VGGT, DA3, Pi3) and related areas such as deep MVS, learned matching, and monocular depth estimation. Hands-on experience with SfM/SLAM systems (COLMAP, ORB-SLAM) and nonlinear least-squares solvers (Ceres). Experience shipping production-grade 3D reconstruction systems is a strong plus. Strong Python and PyTorch skills. Comfortable debugging failure cases on challenging real-world data. At SpAItial, we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. We are an equal opportunity employer and ensure all candidates are treated fairly throughout the recruitment process. Find Jobs in United Kingdom on Arbeitnow
Match this job to your CV
ApplySarthi scores your CV against this role, shows the skills you are missing, and writes a tailored version for the application.
Check my match →Similar open roles
- Research Scientist - 3D Reconstruction & Novel View SynthesisSpaitial
- Research Engineer - 3D ReconstructionSpaitial
- ML Inference EngineerSpaitial
- Design EngineerSpaitial
- 3D Content Creator & Social LeadSpaitial
- People and Talent ManagerSpaitial
- Research Scientist - Robot Learning (VLA / WAM)Spaitial
- Business Operations ManagerSpaitial
Need answers during your interview? Try Live Sarthi.
Live Sarthi, an Interview Sarthi app, shows answer suggestions during the call.
- Hidden from supported screen sharingThe overlay stays out of supported Windows screen captures.
- Answers start in about 1.5 secondsResponse time varies with your connection and model.
- From your own CVYour projects and your experience, not a generic script.
- 30 minutes freeThen ₹99 for a 2-day pass with unlimited calls — you pay for the days you are interviewing, not a subscription.
A Windows app, from the same team as ApplySarthi.
Listed on arbeitnow · posted 2026-10-12. ApplySarthi collects openings and links to application pages; the role is advertised by Spaitial, not by us.