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Lead Software Developer - Computer Vision, Full Stack

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6 months ago
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Cutting-edge computer vision and telematics software solutions company are looking to hire a Lead Developer.

You will be leading a growing team (currently 3 developer,s with the team set to grow further), focusing on R&D and product development of innovative AI / ML based computer vision and video management systems.

The role will involve hands-on architecture, design, implementing software processes, tech stack/cloud/tools selection and implementation. You will also be responsible for managing the individuals within the team.

Approximately, 60% of the role will be hands-on to begin with.

Key skills/experience required:

  • Proven experience leading full stack development teams, particularly in Computer Vision, IoT, or telematics projects.
  • Proven track record as a Full Stack Developer - Python, Flask, Django
  • Expertise in integrating computer vision algorithms
  • Computer vision libraries and frameworks such as OpenCV, TensorFlow, and PyTorch.
  • Experience of working on IoT or connected devices
  • Project management certifications (e.g., PMP, Scrum Master) are a plus.
  • Relevant BSc /MSc degree eg Computer Science, ML, Computer Vision or a relevant tech subject.

This is a predominantly office based role, so you will need to live within commutable distance of Nottingham, or willing to relocate.

Great opportunity to work on some very leading edge projects, where you can research and innovate, as well as delivering working commercial products.

If you are interested, please contact Matt Andrews at IC Resources for more info!

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