Principal Engineer, Computer Vision & Edge AI

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Principal Engineer, Computer Vision & Edge AI is a Computer Vision Engineer role (full-time). with QQR Freight. in AUSTIN, US. Compensation shown: $220K–$280K. Imported listing (source: snagajob.com). Apply on the employer's site (snagajob.com).

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AUSTIN · US

$220K–$280K

Full-time

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QQR Freight is hiring a Principal Engineer to build computer vision and edge AI systems for tracking freight and cargo. The role spans hardware design, on-device ML for detection, classification, and OCR, plus data platform and fleet tooling ownership. It suits a senior engineer experienced in deploying real-world hardware and edge computing at scale.

Responsibilities

Design and develop computer vision and edge AI systems for freight and cargo tracking
Lead hardware design and on-device ML for detection, classification, and OCR
Manage the data platform and fleet tooling
Deploy and operate real-world hardware and edge computing solutions

Requirements

Experience deploying real-world hardware and edge computing systems
Hands-on computer vision and on-device ML experience (detection, classification, OCR)
Experience with cloud and data systems/platforms
Principal-level engineering leadership experience

Nice to Have

Experience in logistics or freight tracking domains
Fleet management tooling experience

Tech Stack

CloudComputer VisionData PlatformEdge AIImage ClassificationObject DetectionOCROn-Device ML

QQR Freight

Fort Worth · US · 5+ employees

QQR Freight provides freight and supply-chain solutions through a dedicated carrier network with real-time visibility, operational support, contracted capacity, brokerage, and surge coverage. It serves regional, national, and cross-border supply chains across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with a focus on demanding industries such as automotive, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, chemical, energy, technology, aerospace, and retail.