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Areas of work include Sensing Hardware Engineering, Sensing ASIC Architecture, Algorithm Engineering, Machine Learning Engineering, Deep Learning, Firmware Engineering, Software Engineering, Quality Assurance Engineering, and User Studies and Human Factors Engineering.
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Or Objective-C programming Experience processing large-scale data sets using Mesos, Spark, or Hadoop Past experience in creating high-performance implementations of deep learning algorithms Experience developing software for Augmented Reality (AR) / Virtual Reality (VR) (ex.
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1-2 expertise subsets of the following fields are required: optics, physics, electrical engineering, optical components (lens, film, thin film coating etc), image processing, machine learning, computer science.
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