Computer Vision Engineer

Ultralytics
City of London
1 day ago
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πŸ”₯ Who We Are

At Ultralytics, we relentlessly drive innovation in AI, building the world's leading YOLO models. We're looking for passionate individuals obsessed with AI, eager to make a global impact, and ready to excel in a dynamic, high-energy environment. Join our team and help shape the future of Vision AI.


🌎 Location and Legalities

This full-time Computer Vision Engineer position is based onsite in our brand-new Ultralytics office in London, UK. Applicants must have legal authorization to work in the UK, as Ultralytics does not provide visa sponsorship.


πŸš€ What You'll Do

As a Computer Vision Engineer at Ultralytics, you will be at the forefront of developing and refining our world-class, open-source AI models. You will drive the entire lifecycle of our models, from research to real-world deployment. Key responsibilities include:

Your strategic vision and technical expertise will be essential in supporting Ultralytics' mission of delivering top-tier machine learning tools and models like YOLO11 to the community.


πŸ› οΈ Skills and Experience

  • 5+ years of hands-on experience in Computer Vision and Deep Learning.
  • Expert-level proficiency in Python and deep expertise with PyTorch.
  • Strong practical experience with OpenCV for image and video processing tasks.
  • Proven experience in training, fine-tuning, and deploying object detection models, particularly within the YOLO family.
  • Familiarity with model optimization techniques such as quantization and pruning, and deployment frameworks like TensorRT and OpenVINO.
  • Experience with MLOps tools and practices, including version control (Git), Docker, and CI/CD with GitHub Actions.
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to perform in a fast-paced, high-intensity environment.
  • A strong portfolio of projects or contributions to open-source AI repositories.


🌟 Cultural Fit - Intensity Required

Ultralytics is a high-performance environment for world-class talent obsessed with achieving extraordinary results. We operate at a relentless pace, demanding exceptional dedication and an unwavering commitment to excellence, guided by our mission, vision, and values. Our team thrives on audacious goals and absolute ownership. This is not a conventional workplace. If your priority is predictable comfort or a standard work-life balance over the relentless pursuit of progress, Ultralytics is not for you. We seek driven individuals prepared for the profound personal investment required to make a defining contribution to the future of AI.


πŸ’Ά Compensation and Benefits

  • Competitive Salary: Highly competitive based on experience.
  • Startup Equity: Participate directly in our company's growth and success.
  • Hybrid Flexibility: 3 days per week in our brand-new office - 2 days remote.
  • Generous Time Off: 24 days vacation, your birthday off, plus local holidays.
  • Flexible Hours: Tailor your working hours to suit your productivity.
  • Tech: Engage with cutting-edge AI projects and our Ultralytics HUB.
  • Gear: Brand-new Apple MacBook and Apple Display provided.
  • Team: Become part of a supportive and passionate team environment.


If you are driven to redefine the capabilities of machine learning and eager to make a significant impact, Ultralytics offers an exceptional career opportunity.

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