Algorithm Developer - Vision Algorithms
Mobileye is seeking an Algorithm Developer to solve real-world problems using Computer Vision and Signal Processing.
The role involves developing and maintaining algorithms in Python and C++, with a focus on both existing products and new features.
You'll work hands-on throughout the process, from research to production, collaborating with other teams.
The position has a direct impact on autonomous driving technologies and saving lives.
What will your job look like:
- A combination of algorithm development and production software engineering
- Development in both C++ and Python
- Maintaining the product and developing new features and algorithms to meet evolving perception needs
- Validating your work using metrics and tests on real-world data
All you need is:
- B.Sc. in Computer Science or equivalent; M.Sc. is an advantage
- 2+ years of hands-on software or algorithm engineering experience
- Excellent C++ and Python skills with strong software-engineering foundations
- Familiarity with computer vision or signal processing (academic or industry)
- Familiarity with ML workflows (datasets, training, evaluation) — an advantage
- Strong ownership, independent problem-solving, and cross-team collaboration skills
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