3D Computer Vision Engineer, New York City

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Toggle is a venture-backed robotics and software company building technology for the construction and fabrication industries, with a globally distributed team across the U.S. and Europe. The company has deployed robotic systems in real-world rebar production and is now building a new category of industrial software: automated feature inspection and dimensional verification for high-mix fabrication. As a 3D Computer Vision Engineer, you will help expand the validated sensing and verification stack from rebar into broader fabrication applications.

Responsibilities

Develop 3D computer vision algorithms for automated feature inspection and dimensional verification; Work with sensing systems deployed alongside robotic rebar production; Expand the verification stack from rebar into broader fabrication use cases

Requirements

Background in 3D computer vision, geometry processing, or sensor-based perception; Strong software engineering skills for production systems; Experience deploying perception or inspection technology in real-world or industrial settings

Nice to Have

Experience in construction, fabrication, or manufacturing technology; Familiarity with robotics deployment in production environments

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