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Computer Vision Engineer
CVKeskus.eeEstonia4 hours ago
Full-timeEngineering, Information Technology
LENDURAI OÜ is looking for you!

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As a Computer Vision Engineer you’ll work on building up the AI stack that lets our aircraft understand the world in GNSS-denied airspace, based purely on visual perception. You will work on implementing, maintaining, and improving computer vision components, ensuring they are reliable, efficient, and production-ready.

You'll Be

  • Designing, implementing & improving core CV modules: visual odometry, SLAM, obstacle detection, terrain recognition, scene recognition, etc.
  • Designing and training neural networks for real-time inference on embedded GPUs/NPUs, as well as specialized SOMs and NN accelerators
  • Collaborating across the full drone software stack — perception, control, planning, simulation

You also might learn to fly drones: although we have a team of skilled pilots, hands-on testing can be useful for making sure your code is properly integrated.

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Required Skills

  • Strong C/C++ and Python programming skills
  • Theoretical and applied knowledge of computer vision algorithms
  • Strong grounding in deep learning architectures and applications
  • Track record of designing complex systems that operate outside the lab

Additional Skills That Are Nice To Have

  • Experience with Pytorch, OpenCV
  • UAV or robotics background (work experience or education)
  • Experience with deploying neural networks on resource-constrained, real-time systems (mobile / embedded / robotics)

Ettevõte pakub

  • Monthly gross salary €3,500-7,000 based on experience and impact
  • Stock options
  • A mission-driven team that values ownership, curiosity, and a hands-on approach to solving defense challenges
  • Early technical influence in a growing defense tech startup
  • A focus on outcomes

Join us if you’re excited by real-world impact, rapid iteration, and contributing to technologies that help defend Europe.

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