Job Description

PRINCIPAL AR/VR ENGINEER

GLOBAL TECH COMPANY

UNITED STATES

$300,000 - $400,000

We are partnered with a global leading tech company to build out one of their newest incubator businesses and they are looking for skilled Computer Vision talent with a background in AR/VR. If you're an expert in these areas, keep reading and apply at the bottom of this page!!

THE COMPANY

This top 10 tech company has become a household name over the years and they develop products and services that people around the globe use on a daily basis. They've recently built a diverse team that is composed of some of their brightest engineers that have a strong record of developing successful consumer products and electronics. This new team will be focusing on one of the company's new areas of business, which will be to use technology to bring families closer together, even when they're halfway across the world.

THE ROLE - PRINCIPAL AR/VR ENGINEER

• 5 - 8 years of industry experience working on commercial products, preferably related to consumer electronics
• Proven background in computer vision, with proven experience working across detection and recognition (facial recognition, motion recognition, behavior detection, eye tracking, etc)
• Experience working in an augmented reality or virtual reality (AR/VR) environment with exposure to working with cameras and/or sensor systems
• Technical skillset including C++, Python, and Linux Kernel

BENEFITS

As a Principal AR/VR Engineer, you can expect to earn up to $400,000, depending on experience, which includes stock, bonuses, 401k, and healthcare.

HOW TO APPLY

Please register your interest by sending your resume to Annie Nasharr via the apply link on this page

KEYWORDS:

C++, Python, computer vision, machine vision, camera hardware, camera systems, AR/VR, augmented reality, virtual reality, consumer electronics, camera testing, imaging systems, camera modules, hardware, software, embedded, hologram, behavior detection, motion tracking, eye tracking, camera calibration, sensor calibration, Linux Kernel, facial recognition, android, iOS, application, mobile, engineering, artificial intelligence