The Data Science (Geo Vision) team focuses on improving maps and building map-based intelligence, including localization, routing, and traffic forecasting. We use Computer Vision, Information Retrieval, and Large Language Models (LLMs) to process diverse signals like images, text, and GPS probes. We are looking for an engineer who excels at building the scalable software foundations that power these advanced models.
The Data Science (Geo Vision) team improves Grab's maps and builds map-based intelligence (localization, routing, travel-time, traffic forecasting) using computer vision and deep learning on images, video, and GPS signals.
As a Data Scientist, you'll focus on bringing computer vision models to embedded/edge platforms for map creation. You will be working onsite and reporting to the Head of Data Science based in Cluj.
What you'll gain: hands-on experience taking deep learning models to on-device deployment, plus skills in model optimization and real-time edge performance.
We are committed to building diverse teams and creating an inclusive workplace that enables all Grabbers to perform at their best, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, religion, age, gender identity sexual orientation, and other attributes that make each Grabber unique.

Grab is Southeast Asia’s leading superapp, offering a suite of services consisting of deliveries, mobility, financial services, enterprise and others. Grabbers come from all over the world, and we are united by a common mission: to drive Southeast Asia forward by creating economic empowerment for everyone.
At Grab, every Grabber is guided by The Grab Way, which explains our mission and the operating principles on how we can achieve it together. We call these principles the 4Hs:
Heart
We work together as OneGrab to serve communities in Southeast Asia
Hunger
We work to understand ground truths and drive improvements, big and small
Honour
We keep our word and steward our resources wisely to build and sustain trust
Humility
We are a constant work-in-progress, and we never stop learning to get better