Staff Engineer for Computer Vision and Machine Learning, Qualcomm

Extended Reality

Salary not provided

Tensorflow

C++

PyTorch

Senior level

Remote from Spain

Multinational manufacturer of wireless technologies

Job no longer available

Multinational manufacturer of wireless technologies

1001+ employees

B2BArtificial IntelligenceManufacturingDeep TechInternet of ThingsTelecommunications

Job no longer available

Salary not provided

Tensorflow

C++

PyTorch

Senior level

Remote from Spain

1001+ employees

B2BArtificial IntelligenceManufacturingDeep TechInternet of ThingsTelecommunications

Company mission

Qualcomm's mission is to lay down the foundation for a new world of wireless communication, working with businesses to transform how people connect, compute and communicate.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

SLAM, tracking and registration, 3D scene understanding, human pose estimation, sensor fusion, mathematical optimization
And/or strong understanding of machine learning algorithms and deep networks used in these areas
Experience with Augmented/Virtual Reality devices and applications
C++ experience
Experience using machine learning toolboxes (e.g. PyTorch, TensorFlow, or Caffee)
3+ years of industry experience is required
Experience in software development, incl. testing and debugging on XR devices, mobile platforms or other embedded systems
Excellent C++ and object-oriented programming
Real-time Computer graphics
Master with 3 years of industry experience or PhD in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering
5+ years of Systems engineering or related work experience

What the job involves

Be part of a world-class XR team researching and developing mobile Augmented and Virtual Reality enabling technology
Development of efficient and accurate computer vision and machine learning solutions for XR perception tasks
Understand and analyze requirements for perception systems for XR platforms
Collaborate across functional boundaries in defining architecture, APIs, design and schedule
See your design in action on industry-leading chips embedded in the next generation of AR and VR devices, smartphones, and robotics

Our take

In recent decades, society has seen a near-universal shift towards mobile and wireless technology. San Diego-based wireless tech innovator Qualcomm has facilitated much of this change.

Since being founded in 1985, Qualcomm has become a dominant force in tech, manufacturing chips for billions of mobile devices worldwide. The company has successfully diversified by developing operating systems, graphics processors and much more. More recently they have made impressive inroads into the smart car market with Snapdragon. This tech giant is now valued at around $170 billion, indisputable evidence of their importance to the tech ecosystem.

Qualcomm’s smart car ventures have proven highly successful so far, and news of a partnership with Samsung and Google on a new mixed-reality platform shows that Qualcomm is still a leader of ambitious innovation and diversification in the world of tech.

Kirsty

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Insights

Top investors

9% employee growth in 12 months

Trustpilot (1.4)

Company

Leadership

Steve Mollenkopf

(CEO)

Holds seven patents and has previously served as the company's COO and President.

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