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3 months ago
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Role Description

This position involves researching, developing, and implementing real-time image processing algorithms for a high-performance visualization platform. Key responsibilities include:

  • Developing and optimizing existing image processing algorithms for enhanced visual performance and execution speed.
  • Proposing, researching, and developing innovative algorithms relevant to the platform.
  • Delivering high-quality, specification-compliant code.
  • Utilizing tools like OpenCV, TensorFlow, and other computer vision libraries.
  • Applying knowledge of machine learning algorithms and neural networks to enhance processing techniques.
  • Producing high-quality design documentation that adheres to software standards for regulated industries.
  • Demonstrating proficiency in computer vision, image processing, and deep learning methodologies.
  • Conducting tests, code reviews, and other quality assurance activities.
  • Rapid prototyping for proof-of-concept initiatives.
  • Contributing to research and development planning and execution.
  • Supporting intellectual property management and development.
  • Collaborating with external partners as required by leadership.

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