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Computer Vision Engineer

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1 year ago
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Role of a Computer Vision and AI Engineer:

As a Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence Engineer, you will play a key role in a dynamic team during an exciting period of growth and innovation. The algorithms you research, design, and test will contribute to the development of cutting-edge complex systems.

You will be part of a team creating advanced algorithms that leverage imaging sensors. You and the team will have significant input into critical design decisions.

What are we looking for?

  • Preferably PhD qualified in related area, holding or completing the PhD

  • A degree with strong mathematical content e.g. Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, Computer Science or Similar

  • Curiosity about cutting-edge technologies and their applications

    Desirables: Knowledge in any of the following areas:

  • Imaging Processing Algorithms

  • Computer Vision Algorithms

  • Deep Learning Techniques

  • Inverse Problems / Computational Imaging

  • Machine Learning

  • Domain Specific Signal Processing

    Please note SC Clearance or eligibility to gain SC Clearance is required for this role

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