Computer Vision Engineer
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Software Development
AI Engineer (Applied/Software), Machine Learning/ ML Engineer, Computer Science
Job Description & How to Apply Below
We are looking for a Computer Vision Engineer to develop and improve our image-analysis models on an existing platform that is already in production.
You will train, evaluate, and optimize deep learning models for real-world waste imagery, not research in isolation.
What you'll doDevelop, train, and optimize deep learning models for image analysis
Evaluate and extend existing model architectures
Improve accuracy, performance, and robustness
Work with image datasets: processing, augmentation, and evaluation
Experiment with architectures and training approaches
Solve hard technical problems and iterate on production CV systems
At least3 years of hands-on computer vision and model development, or equivalent documented experience(professional work, open source, or serious personal projects)
Experience building, training, evaluating, and optimizing DL models for images
Solid understanding of CV architectures (e.g. CNNs, Vision Transformers)
Strong Python
PyTorch or Tensor Flowin practice
Real-world image datasets: preprocessing, augmentation, evaluation
Ability to adapt and extend existing models against clear technical requirements
We care aboutwhat you've built, not only job titles. Show projects, repos, or results you can point to.
Nice to haveEdge AI and running models on edge or embedded devices
Optimization for limited compute (quantization, inference performance)
Real-time image or video analysis
Curious, solution-oriented, and happy to go deep on technical problems. You keep up with CV and DL, turn ideas into improvements, work independently and in a structured way, and collaborate well on technical decisions.
What we offerProduction computer vision with real impact
A platform that already runs. You improve what ships.
Room to influence architecture and methods
Hard problems where precision, robustness, and performance matter
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