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In the role of Computer Vision Engineer, we manage the data sets for deep learning-based approaches. We also collaborated with the platform software engineers for optimizing the algorithms in the software. We build and create new ideas to develop complex 3D models of reconstructed objects. We identify the ground truth matrix to cross-validate and analyze the models. Working as Computer Vision Engineers, we also lead the team of computer vision engineers and mentor them by teaching them to meet the deadlines and milestones successfully. We also collaborate with the UI/UX developer teams to assist in the development of applications
Core tasks:
- monitoring the team’s work
- researching and implementing computer visions
- finding the balance between settings
- maintaining and searching directions
- implementing algorithms
- creating innovative mobile solutions
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Benjamin Gardner
Mostly men choose this job, but women also choose this.
What is the typical age of people who work as a Computer Vision Engineer?
Sophie Hayes
28 is the average age of people working as a Computer Vision Engineer.
Do I need a lot of experience to be a Computer Vision Engineer?
Sophie Hayes
On average, people have 6 years of experience when they start working as a Computer Vision Engineer
Which industries have a lot of people working in Computer Vision Engineer roles?
Liam Brown
Manufacturing is typical for a Computer Vision Engineer to work in.
Speaking of higher education, do I need a degree as a Computer Vision Engineer?
Benjamin Gardner
As a Computer Vision Engineer you’ll probably need Master of Science degree
Which company is likely to have openings for Computer Vision Engineer positions?
Isabella Holmes
It’s common for a Computer Vision Engineer to work for Apple, Intel, Magic Leap, NVIDIA and Oculus VR
How many years do people spend as a Computer Vision Engineer in their career path?
Isabella Holmes
On average people change after 2 years.
Is it common for people to switch companies and still work as a Computer Vision Engineer?
Benjamin Gardner
On average a Computer Vision Engineer works for only a few companies.
What occupations do people usually work in before becoming a Computer Vision Engineer?
Sophie Hayes
You have a good chance of becoming a Computer Vision Engineer if you are working as Software Engineer, Research Assistant or Research Intern
What typical professions people working as a Computer Vision Engineer switch to?
Liam Brown
Consider the following: Software Engineer or Machine Learning Engineer
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