C++ Computer Vision AI Engineer

Zebra

London

2 months ago

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Overview:

At Zebra, we are a community of innovators who come together to create new ways of working. United by curiosity and a culture of caring, we develop smart solutions that anticipate our customer’s and partner’s needs and solve their challenges.

Being a part of Zebra Nation means you are seen, heard, valued, and respected. Drawing from our unique perspectives, we collaborate to deliver on our purpose. Here you are a part of a team pushing boundaries today to redefine the work of tomorrow for organizations, their employees, and those they serve.

You'll have opportunities to learn and lead in a forward-thinking environment, defining your path to a fulfilling career while channeling your skills toward causes you care about – locally and globally.

Come make an impact every day at Zebra.

We are seeking a skilled and motivated Computer Vision Engineer to join our team. In this role, you will bridge the gap between high-level machine learning research and high-performance production environments. You will be responsible for building robust SDKs, automating deployment pipelines, and ensuring our models run efficiently across a diverse hardware landscape, from edge SoCs to powerful cloud GPUs.

Responsibilities:

SDK Development (C++)
Design, develop, and maintain high-performance software development kits (SDKs) to expose computer vision capabilities to end-users and internal products.

Model Deployment and Integration
Port, convert, and deploy machine learning models across various hardware targets, including Qualcomm SoCs, Intel CPUs, and NVIDIA GPUs.

Performance Optimization
Use hardware-specific toolkits to optimize model throughput without sacrificing accuracy.

Evaluation & Benchmarking
Conduct rigorous testing and evaluation of models on target hardware to ensure performance metrics meet expectations.

Automation
Build and maintain automation scripts and CI/CD pipelines using Python to streamline the model testing and deployment life cycle.

Qualifications:

Deep understanding of C++14/17/20, including STL, memory management, and multi-threading.
Strong ability to write clean, maintainable Python for automation, and data processing.
Hands-on experience with at least one of the following frameworks:
- SNPE/QNN (Qualcomm)
- OpenVino (Intel)
- TensorRT (Nvidia)
- TensorFlow Lite
Familiarity with Docker for creating consistent development and deployment environments.

Bonus:

Understanding Deep Learning fundamentals (CNNs, Transformers, Object Detection).
Experience with model conversion and quantization (i.e. PTQ, QAT).

To protect candidates from falling victim to online fraudulent activity involving fake job postings and employment offers, please be aware our recruiters will always connect with you via email accounts. Applications are only accepted through our applicant tracking system and only accept personal identifying information through that system. Our Talent Acquisition team will not ask for you to provide personal identifying information via e-mail or outside of the system. If you are a victim of identity theft contact your local police department.

Zebra Technologies leverages AI technology to evaluate job applications using objective, job-relevant criteria. This approach enhances efficiency and promotes fairness in the hiring process. However, every decision regarding interviews and hiring is made by our dedicated team, because we believe people make the best decisions about people. For more on how we use technology in hiring and how we process applicant data, see our Zebra Privacy Policy

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