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Research Scientist – Models, Robotics & Embodied AI
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Greater London, London, Greater London, W1B, England, UK
Listed on 2026-10-01
Listing for:
Meta Careers
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-10-01
Job specializations:
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Research/Development
Robotics, Research Scientist, AI Business & Operations
Job Description & How to Apply Below
You will investigate architectures that position multi-modal Generative World Models at the core of machine perception and data-driven robotic control for real-world autonomous applications. Leveraging modalities available from egocentric devices and physical robotic platforms, your work will span the full stack, translating foundational world models into action in the physical world.
---## Research Scientist – World Models, Robotics & Embodied AI Responsibilities
* Drive fundamental and applied research at the intersection of multi-modal generative AI, predictive world modeling, embodied reasoning, and robotic manipulation
* Investigate or invent architectures that deliver a spectrum of embodied behaviors from simulated environments to real robots, and from tactile-driven motor control to high-level, long-horizon intelligence
* Design research methodologies and lead empirical evaluations, authoring well-tested code for physical hardware and simulators
* Build prototype systems that drive multi-step, long-horizon robotic perception, reasoning, and action
* Contribute to and lead high-impact publications and open-sourcing efforts
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