Senior Machine Vision Engineer

Aberdeen
8 months ago
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Senior Machine Vision Engineer
Aberdeen
£65,000 - £75,000 + 30 Days Holiday + Pension + Gym Membership + Electric Vehicle Scheme

This company are seeking a skilled Machine Vision Engineer to take a leading role in the design and delivery of advanced embedded vision solutions. This is a newly created position within a growing engineering team, offering the chance to shape innovative imaging technology with applications in regulated and safety-critical sectors.

The organisation develops specialised detection products that combine high-speed image analysis with embedded AI, delivering reliable performance in challenging environments. With continued investment in AI and computer vision, they are looking to appoint an expert who can take ownership of vision algorithm development, from concept to certified deployment.

The role will involve designing, optimising, and integrating real-time imaging algorithms for bespoke camera hardware, ensuring deterministic and certifiable performance.

A great opportunity to join a thriving business at a very exciting time.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and refine embedded real-time vision algorithms

Build image processing pipelines for specialist camera sensors

Integrate fixed AI models for regulated applications

Ensure consistency, reproducibility, and compliance with certification standards

Test and validate algorithms under diverse operational conditions

Collaborate with internal and external engineering teams
The Person

Extensive experience in embedded vision (C/C++, Linux, image processing pipelines)

Practical knowledge of imaging sensor technology

Familiarity with AI/ML for vision CNNs, object tracking, segmentation

Understanding of low-latency, resource-constrained processing environments

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