Python and Machine Learning Engineer

HelloAR is looking for machine learning engineers to join its technical team’s expansion.

What We Are Looking For

• Solid experience as Python Developer
• Experience as a Machine Learning Engineer or as a Data Engineer
• Experience with Pytorch/Tensorflow
• Experience with OpenCV, Matplotlib, Numpy, SciPy
• Understanding of computer science fundamentals, including data structures, algorithms, computability and complexity.
• Basic understanding of databases (NoSQL preferred)
• Proactive and self-sufficient
• Attention to detail
• Leadership skills

Job Functions

• Work on openCV to extract and manipulate data from 360° images
• Work on the entire Deep Learning pipeline, including the generation of data, training networks, and optimizing models for deployment
• Investigate and develop deep learning architectures for imagery based 3D/AR perception systems
• Collaborate with other engineers to evaluate and improve our systems.
• Implement software enhancements and suggest improvements

About HelloAR

HelloAR is a Remote Presentation stack for Physical Products.

HelloAR builds the most powerful, yet simple to use platform for product presentation. Whether you’re creating an immersive product catalogue, 3D product configurator, sales tool, an e-commerce experience, or a collaboration tool, HelloAR's well designed APIs, 3D design marketplace, drag and drop admin tool, SDKs for all web and mobile platform, SDKs for VR platforms, out-of-the-box solution and unmatched functionality help you create the best possible product presentation for your customers.

Expectations From Our Engineers

• Solve hard problems
• Take pride in writing great quality code
• Interested in Augmented Reality
• Have experience in building simple yet powerful web applications
• Understand and accept challenges of working in a startup
• Have knowledge (or willingness to learn) of - 3D and computer graphics
• Willingness to experiment, learn and become experts in a new language/platform.
• We’re looking for a developer, not just a great programmer – so your ability to question a spec and come up with a better outcome for the user is just as important as your ability to implement it.