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AISB opportunities Bulletin Item

Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence Engineer

http://www.tangamsystems.com/careers.php


http://www.tangamsystems.com/careers.php
Position Available: Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence Engineer

Job-type: Full time

Start Date: Immediate

Description of Responsibilities:

The successful applicant will join our core Development Team and will play a significant role in the research and development of Tangam's computer vision and machine learning technology for current products as well as new products.

This person is passionate about computer vision and machine learning applications and theory. He or she enjoys the extensive prototyping and experimentation activities involved with new product research, as well as the implementation and optimization activities inherent in product development and maintenance. The person has a breadth of knowledge in the various schools of computer vision and machine learning research and keeps up to date on the state of the art.

More specifically the computer vision engineer will:

Work with the research team in researching, experimenting, prototyping and developing creative solutions to real world computer vision problems
Design and prototype computer vision components for new products
Stay abreast of the relevant state of the art in image processing and machine learning algorithms, with a view to constantly improving and optimizing existing image processing and machine learning product components
Develop state tracking algorithms for real world event detection
Implement supporting architecture for the computer vision modules such as automated calibration and diagnostics
Provide training and technical assistance to software development and applications engineering teams for the installation, calibration and maintenance of the product's computer vision modules
Compensation: Competitive salary and stock options

Location: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

Minimum Education Required:

Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree (Master's or Ph. D is preferred) in Computer Science / Computer Engineering / Electrical Engineering or related discipline.

Requirements:

The candidate must have:

Strong background in the theory and practice of Computer Vision and Machine Learning algorithms
One or more years of hands-on experience in researching, developing, prototyping, testing and troubleshooting computer vision and image processing applications.
1+ years programming experience in C/C++ with an understanding of object oriented programming concepts
Experience in searching and evaluating journal publications and research papers
The following are nice to have skills:

.Net
Python
Direct X or OpenGL
Embedded systems programming or assembly level programming