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Machine Learning Engineer
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Machine Learning Engineer is a Machine Learning Engineer role (full-time). with Invision AI. in TORONTO, CA. Imported listing (source: employmenthero.com). Apply on the employer's site (employmenthero.com).
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TORONTO · CA
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Full-time
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Invision AI is seeking a Machine Learning Engineer to develop and deploy computer vision models for real-world products. You will work across the full ML lifecycle, from data collection to deployment and monitoring, with a focus on edge devices. This is a hybrid role based in Toronto, requiring three days per week in the downtown office.
Responsibilities
- Develop, evaluate, and deploy ML models across product lines
- Build and improve data-labeling, training, and evaluation pipelines
- Optimize models for latency, memory, power, and accuracy on edge devices
- Diagnose and resolve issues affecting deployed models
- Monitor production performance and identify model drift and retraining needs
- Write maintainable, well-tested code and clear technical documentation
- Participate in design reviews, code reviews, and technical planning
- Share ML knowledge and collaborate with software, product, and other engineering teams
Requirements
- Track record of developing and deploying production computer vision models
- Strong Python software development skills
- Proficiency with PyTorch, TensorFlow, and scikit-learn
Invision AI
Toronto · CA · 20+ employees
Invision AI is a Toronto-headquartered software company that develops privacy-preserving computer-vision and artificial-intelligence products for transportation and mobility. Its edge-processing platform gives standard cameras LiDAR-like 3D sensing, fuses camera and other sensor data, and provides real-time object tracking, situational awareness, and anomaly detection.
