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3D Modelling Engineer (Synthetic Data)

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3D Modelling Engineer (Synthetic Data)
Salary: Up to £55,000, depending on experience
Location: London, UK
Type: Full-Time, Permanent
Work Model: Hybrid
About Us
Advai is a UK AI safety and security company specialising in red teaming, alignment, and trustworthy AI. We support organisations across defence, national security, and critical industries to deploy AI responsibly and securely. We're growing our team and looking for a 3D Modelling Engineer to help create the realistic 3D environments that power our AI and computer vision work.
Role Overview
We are looking for a 3D Modelling Engineer to help create realistic 3D environments for AI and computer vision applications. You will use Blender, Unreal Engine, or similar tools to build and adapt 3D scenes, generate synthetic datasets, and support the automation of modelling workflows. This role is suited to someone with strong practical 3D modelling skills, some familiarity with Python, and an interest in developing their knowledge of AI, machine learning, and synthetic data — including talented recent graduates.
Security Requirements
Applicants must be willing and eligible to undergo UK Security Clearance.
Key Responsibilities
- Build and adapt 3D environments and scenes using Blender, Unreal Engine, or equivalent tools.
- Configure scenes, assets, materials, lighting, and cameras.
- Create realistic variations in environments, viewpoints, and conditions.
- Apply practical UV unwrapping, texture baking, and procedural asset-generation techniques.
- Use Python or platform scripting tools to support automation.
- Generate synthetic data outputs for AI and computer vision projects.
- Work with AI and machine learning engineers to meet dataset requirements.
- Optimise scenes, rendering performance, and modelling workflows.
- Document modelling workflows to ensure they are repeatable.
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Requirements
- Experience with Blender, Unreal Engine, or another 3D modelling tool — professional, academic, or through strong personal projects (recent graduates welcome).
- Strong practical knowledge of 3D scene construction, materials, lighting, and camera setup.
- Experience working with complex 3D assets and environments.
- Familiarity with Python or similar scripting tools.
- Understanding of PBR, textures, and UV workflows.
- Experience optimising scenes or rendering workflows.
- Interest in AI, machine learning, and computer vision.
- Good communication, documentation, and version-control skills.
- Ability to work independently on defined technical tasks.


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Nice to Have
- Experience generating synthetic imagery or datasets.
- Experience with texture baking, procedural asset generation, or advanced UV workflows.
- Familiarity with segmentation masks, depth maps, or annotation outputs.
- Experience with procedural generation or domain randomisation.
- Knowledge of camera, sensor, weather, or environmental simulation.
- Experience in defence, security, or another regulated sector.
- Experience with advanced lighting, asset creation, shaders, or C++.
Benefits
- The opportunity to apply 3D modelling skills to real-world AI projects.
- Collaboration with specialists across AI, computer vision, and software engineering.
- Support to develop your synthetic-data and machine-learning knowledge.
- Flexible hybrid working.
- Salary of up to £55,000, depending on experience.
- Opportunities for professional development and progression.
To Apply
Please apply to this LinkedIn post and also submit your CV and a portfolio or links to relevant Unreal Engine, Blender, simulation, or visualisation work; please submit to recruitment@advai.com
We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. We strongly encourage qualified candidates from all backgrounds to apply.
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