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Senior Computer Vision Engineer – Spherical Imaging & GPUs
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Senior Computer Vision Engineer – Spherical Imaging & GPUs is a Computer Vision Engineer role (full-time). with Teledyne Technologies Incorporated. in RICHMOND, CA. Compensation shown: $105K–$105K (est.). Imported listing (source: jobsca.org). Apply on the employer's site (jobsca.org).
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RICHMOND · CA
$105K–$105K (est.)
Full-time
SENIOR
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This senior role focuses on developing critical software and imaging technology for panoramic spherical systems. The engineer will lead SDK development, image processing algorithms, camera calibration, and GPU acceleration to enhance system performance.
Responsibilities
- Own critical software and imaging technology for panoramic systems
- Develop and maintain SDKs for spherical imaging applications
- Implement image processing pipelines and camera calibration techniques
- Optimize algorithms using GPU acceleration
Requirements
- Experience in computer vision and image processing
- Proficiency in SDK development
- Knowledge of GPU acceleration frameworks
- Background in camera calibration and spherical imaging
Tech Stack
Computer VisionImage ProcessingGPU AccelerationSDK DevelopmentCamera Calibration
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated
Thousand Oaks · US · 4588+ employees
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated provides enabling technologies for industrial growth markets requiring advanced technology and high reliability. Its portfolio spans aerospace and defense, factory automation, environmental monitoring, electronics, oceanographic research, medical imaging, and related engineered systems, including digital imaging, instrumentation, interconnects, test and measurement, aircraft information management, defense electronics, and satellite-communications subsystems.
