Our client is on a mission to revolutionise the built environment with their cutting-edge 3D reconstruction and scene understanding system. They are seeking a Research Engineer with a strong background in computer vision, geometry processing, computer graphics, and machine learning. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on challenging problems, develop innovative solutions, and see your contributions become integral parts of a disruptive technology-focused business.
As a Research Engineer (Computer Vision), you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our client's technology. Your expertise in computer vision techniques will be crucial as you work with image and 3D datasets, developing new skills along the way. You will have the opportunity to research and develop algorithms that not only capture but also process and manipulate these datasets. Collaborating with software engineers, you will create robust code that can withstand industrial-scale use. Your commitment to staying updated with the latest technologies and research in relevant fields will ensure that our client remains at the forefront of their industry.
The ideal candidate for this Research Engineer (Computer Vision) role is someone who brings a wealth of knowledge from their academic background in Machine Learning/Computer Vision/Geometry Processing or related mathematical disciplines. With 1-2 years of experience under your belt, you have developed computer vision algorithms that process image and 3D data. Your strong programming skills in Python and/or Modern C++ will be invaluable in this role. Experience with libraries such as OpenCV, Open3D, Tensorflow, PyTorch is a must. Above all, your ambition and hunger for growth and development will drive you to excel in this role.
Contract Type: FULL_TIME
Specialism: Information Technology
Focus: Data Science & AI Research
Workplace Type: Remote
Experience Level: Mid Management
Location: London
Salary: £50,000 - £120,000 per annum
Job Reference: OK2Q6G-1416C069
Date posted: 10 February 2025
Consultant: Joshka Van Der Walt