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The company is looking for software engineers in computer vision who can help it achieve the next steps in VR.
A job listing found on Valve's website suggests the company is working on a new VR headset. The studio is looking for "versatile, self-directed software engineers in computer vision who can help [it] achieve the next steps in VR."
The engineer will prototype, ship, and support consumer gaming products leveraging visual-inertial tracking (HMD and controllers), camera passthrough, environment understanding, eye tracking, and hand tracking.
Valve's VR headset Index was released in 2019, so it might be time for a new one, to compete withdeices like PlayStation VR2.
If you're interested in the position, here are the requirements:
- Proven professional software development experience in C/C++
- Deep understanding and hands-on experience in one or more of the following:
- SLAM/VIO/sensor fusion, visual positioning or other related directions
- 3D vision algorithms (traditional, deep learning based, or both - including SFM, MVS(Net), NeRF or other 3D reconstruction methods.
- Object detection and tracking, 3D pose estimation or other related directions
- Human subject awareness, including hand tracking, eye tracking, and body tracking
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