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Ingenjör is a Computer Vision Engineer role (full-time). with ManoMotion AB. in STOCKHOLM, SE. Imported listing (source: jobbland.se). Apply on the employer's site (jobbland.se).
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STOCKHOLM · SE
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Full-time
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ManoMotion is seeking a Computer Vision Engineer to develop robust vision solutions combining AI/ML with traditional image processing and geometry. You will design complete systems, optimize for edge devices, and take technical ownership of customer integrations.
Responsibilities
- Design complete computer-vision solutions combining AI/ML, image processing, tracking, geometry, and rule-based algorithms.
- Develop algorithms for object detection, segmentation, motion analysis, pose estimation, and tracking.
- Build pre- and post-processing layers around AI models to improve accuracy and robustness.
- Analyze failure cases and decide on improvements via models, data, or system logic.
- Integrate trained models into real-time systems and optimize for latency, frame rate, and memory.
- Take end-to-end technical ownership of customer solutions from requirements to deployment.
- Use AI-assisted development tools like Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot to accelerate work.
Requirements
- Master's/PhD or equivalent in CS, CV, EE, Robotics, ML, or related field.
- 3+ years professional experience in computer vision or AI-based products.
ManoMotion AB
Stockholm · SE · 11+ employees
ManoMotion is a deep-tech company that specializes in developing vision-based Physical AI technologies for human-hand tracking and gesture control. Its solutions are designed for various applications, including industrial safety, gesture-based human-machine interaction, and XR, using standard cameras found in smart devices and machines.
