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We are looking for an experienced Image Processing (IP) Engineer to join our team of systems engineering technologists and algorithm developers in Orlando. As an IP Engineer, you will design, develop, and deploy embedded algorithms that support unresolved and resolved target detection and tracking. Your daily tasks will involve implementing image processing techniques such as low signature target detection, automatic target recognition, and non-uniformity correction, alongside developing C++ simulations for real-time data collection and analysis. Proficiency in electro-optic phenomenology and optical system analysis is essential, along with familiarity with deployable AI/ML topologies for target detection. This role requires a strong background in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, physics, computer science, or applied mathematics, and experience in real-time image processing environments.
Linux
C++
CUDA
Git
NVIDIA_TensorRT
NVIDIA_NPP
Multispectral_sensors
DevOps
Optics
Image_processing_algorithms
Shell_scripting
Performance_profiling
GPU_acceleration
AI/ML_integration
Real_time_execution_optimization
Python
C++
MATLAB
Simulink
DSP
CUDA
OpenCV
Monte Carlo analysis
Hardware-in-the-loop testing
CI/CD
Git
EO/IR sensor phenomenology
Detection theory
SNR analysis
Pattern recognition
Computer vision
Image processing
Radar systems
RF signal processing
Multi-modal sensor fusion
Washington, District of Columbia24 days ago
$166,000–$220,000
Python
C++
MATLAB
CUDA
OpenCV
Linux
Git
Monte Carlo analysis
Hardware-in-the-loop testing
Physics-based modeling
EO/IR sensor phenomenology
Detection theory
SNR analysis
Signal processing techniques
Algorithm development