Researches and develops image, color-processing, and computer-vision algorithms for digital camera systems. Expands ISP and computer-vision functionality, quality, and performance; supports hardware implementation and validation; tunes and measures image quality; and documents algorithms. Requires advanced electrical engineering or computer science education, 10+ years of experience, camera ISP or computer-vision expertise, knowledge of colorimetry and image sensing, and strong C/C++ and MATLAB skills.
Responsibilities:
- Research new image and color processing or computer vision techniques and technologies for digital camera systems
- Design and develop new algorithms for image and color processing or computer vision
- Expand our ISP or CV solution to new levels of functionality, quality, and performance
- Assist the hardware design team with algorithm implementation and validation
- Image quality tuning and measure
- Algorithm documentation
Qualifications:
- MS/PhD in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science with 10+ yrs of experience.
- Familiar with camera ISP algorithm and pipeline or computer vision algorithms
- A solid working understanding of colorimetry and image sensing technology
- Hands on experience with mobile cameras a plus
- Strong C/C++ and MATLAB programming skills
- Organizational skills, computer skills, writing and researching skills
Annual base salary for this role in California, US is expected to be between $170,000 - $200,000. Actual pay will be determined on a number of factors such as relevant skills and experience, and the pay of employees in the similar role.
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OMNIVISION Santa Clara, California, USA Office
4275 Burton Dr, Santa Clara, California, United States, 95054 1512
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