Computer Vision Engineer at Vaarst | Torre
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Computer Vision Engineer

Vaarst
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James Reynolds
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Full-time

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Compensation
GBP25k - 40k/year
~USD33k - 52.9k/year
Non-negotiable
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Hybrid (Bridgewater House, Counterslip, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6BX, UK)
Posted almost 3 years ago

Responsibilities

🔵 About the role: ◽ This role is for a Computer Vision Engineer to work on research and development for our current and future products using subsea robotics and cloud platforms. Ideally, this role suits someone passionate about using computer vision to solve real-world problems and turning those solutions into products. Together, we can work towards building a future with clean, renewable energy maintained by efficient and novel inspection technologies. 🔵 You should apply if you have: ◽ Knowledge of implementing computer vision and experience in algorithms. ◽ Proficiency in modern C++ and at least one scripting language. ◽ Good understanding of camera fundamentals, such as sensors and lenses. ◽ Good understanding of 3D vision, reconstruction, feature detection, and feature tracking. ◽ Experience with machine learning. ◽ Experience with vision and image processing frameworks such as OpenCV is preferred. ◽ Experience in Linux and shell scripting. 🔵 Responsibilities: ◽ Work on algorithms at the cutting edge of computer vision research. ◽ Learn about the underwater vision and sensor systems used by subsea robotics to inspect infrastructure for the offshore renewables industry. ◽ Develop attractive, novel solutions to practical problems. ◽ Collaborate in an environment of experts in different fields working together to solve challenges from industry. ◽ Perform research and stay current with state of the art, including investigating open-source projects and off-the-shelf solutions. ◽ Generate, develop, and evaluate novel solutions to problems and contribute ideas. ◽ Convert product requirements into actionable work. ◽ Work with marine sensors (visual and non-visual) and write code to drive those sensors, acquire data and analyze it. ◽ Implement code and see it through into production. ◽ Write documentation and unit tests. ◽ Take part in onshore trials, optionally also offshore trials. 🔵 Grow together with Vaarst where you will learn and use the following: ◽ State of the art 3D representations. ◽ SLAM or Structure from Motion techniques. ◽ Docker, ROS, and git. ◽ Using CNNs. ◽ ML frameworks and hands-on experience with ML ops. ◽ Interest in autonomous robotics. 🔵 Benefits: ◽ Flexible, hybrid working and a 35-hour work week so you can work when is best for you. ◽ 25 days annual leave to increase to 35 days after six years + bank holidays. ◽ Sabbaticals at 4 and 6 years and a £ 500 holiday voucher at two years. ◽ Private medical insurance, including Dental & optical. ◽ Career and learning development through paid courses, conferences, and events. ◽ Curiosity fund – up to £500 to spend on learning, which is not role related. ◽ Up to 10% company bonus. ◽ Pension up to 6% company contribution. ◽ Volunteering day to give back to your local community. ◽ Enhanced maternity and adoption leave. ◽ Cycle to work scheme. ◽ Recognition & rewards for doing great work and living our values and behaviors. ◽ Flexible working options include reduced hours, part-time work, job share, phased return to work, term time working, and compressed hours. ◽ We’re a friendly, tight-knit team with monthly socials. ◽ Hybrid working: Most teams work in our offices 2+ days a week to collaborate and be hands-on with our technology. When you do visit, our Bristol office is a 10-minute walk from the train station, with its balcony and Fresh fruit & snacks and drinks in the office.
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