Sr. Engineer - Computer Vision and Machine Learning

Job Description

Roles & Responsibilities :

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Machine Learning Computer Vision Engineer to design and develop advanced computer vision algorithms for the Robocam V1.0 system . This role requires hands-on expertise in edge-based AI model deployment, embedded ML frameworks, and optimizing computer vision solutions for real-time and low-power environments.

Key Responsibilities

Design and develop computer vision algorithms for the Robocam V1.0 system.

Implement edge-based object and person detection solutions using onboard processing (with no cloud dependency).

Work with machine learning frameworks for embedded systems such as TensorFlow Lite or PyTorch Mobile .

Apply image processing and feature-extraction techniques relevant to surveillance and field monitoring use cases.

Integrate AI / ML models into embedded camera firmware , ensuring efficient deployment and low-power operation.

Collaborate with hardware and software teams to achieve optimal performance in embedded vision systems.

Test, debug, and optimize algorithms for real-world deployment conditions.

Qualifications

Educational qualification :

B.Tech

Experience : 5-7

Mandatory / requires Skills :

Required Skills & Experience

5-7 years of hands-on experience in computer vision and machine learning.

Strong knowledge of embedded AI frameworks (TensorFlow Lite, PyTorch Mobile, or similar).

Experience in object detection, person recognition, and real-time image analysis .

Proficiency in image processing, feature extraction, and edge-based deployment techniques .

Ability to work with embedded camera systems and optimize for low-power, resource-constrained environments .

Strong problem-solving and debugging skills.

Good to Have

Experience with C++ / Python for ML model development and deployment.

Knowledge of hardware acceleration techniques (GPU, TPU, or NPU optimization).

Familiarity with surveillance systems and IoT-based vision solutions .

Skills Required

Image Processing