Eindhoven
1 Jun 2026

Research Intern – Multimodal Computer Vision (RGB–Thermal Fusion)
Keenfinity Group
Eindhoven
1 Jun 2026
Research Intern – Multimodal Computer Vision (RGB–Thermal Fusion)
Research Intern position at Keenfinity focusing on multimodal computer vision, specifically RGB-thermal fusion for low-light environments. The intern will work on data handling, algorithm development, and evaluation frameworks in Eindhoven, Netherlands.
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Research Intern – Multimodal Computer Vision (RGB–Thermal Fusion)
Research Intern position at Keenfinity focusing on multimodal computer vision, specifically RGB-thermal fusion for low-light environments. The intern will work on data handling, algorithm development, and evaluation frameworks in Eindhoven, Netherlands.
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Salary
Not specified
Core Qualifications
Technical (Must-have)
PythonPyTorchTensorFlowKerascomputer visiondeep learning
Soft Skills
fluent in Englishteamworkinitiative
Preferred Qualifications
Technical (Nice-to-have)
multi-modal learningimage fusionlow-light visionimage registrationcalibrationoptical flowfeature matchingablation studies
Key Responsibilities
- Work with visible (RGB) and thermal image/video datasets
- Understand and reproduce baseline pipelines for image registration and fusion
- Design and implement a robust evaluation framework
- Implement and benchmark baseline RGB–thermal fusion methods
- Design and train a reliability-aware fusion model using attention or gated fusion
- Improve robustness for imperfect alignment and low-visibility scenarios
- Develop methods to identify and minimize artifacts like ghosting and distortions
- Evaluate approach against baselines using performance metrics and qualitative insights
- Validate improvements on downstream tasks such as object detection in low-light conditions (optional)
- Document work in a thesis/report and prepare a publication-ready results package
internshipcomputer visionmultimodalRGB-thermal fusiondeep learningPythonPyTorchEindhovenAIresearch