Middle+ / Senior CV Engineer KoktemAI, contract job 700.000 to 1.000.000 KZT NET per month Almaty / Remote
We are providing AI development services for companies in Kazakhstan. On this temporary project there will be a small team of 5 developers. The project will last for ~4-6 months. You'll be working on an employee tracking system. Identifying an employee, tracking and categorizing their actions.
Requirements: • 3+ years of proven experience in Computer Vision projects • Knowledge of Computer Vision, neural networks, image processing, and object recognition • Experience with Deep Learning (object detection, traction, classification) • Knowledge and experience in applying modern CV algorithms • Proficiency in Python
Optional: • Experience with Git and Docker • Experience with video stream analysis libraries • Experience in Linux development
Middle+ / Senior CV Engineer KoktemAI, contract job 700.000 to 1.000.000 KZT NET per month Almaty / Remote
We are providing AI development services for companies in Kazakhstan. On this temporary project there will be a small team of 5 developers. The project will last for ~4-6 months. You'll be working on an employee tracking system. Identifying an employee, tracking and categorizing their actions.
Requirements: • 3+ years of proven experience in Computer Vision projects • Knowledge of Computer Vision, neural networks, image processing, and object recognition • Experience with Deep Learning (object detection, traction, classification) • Knowledge and experience in applying modern CV algorithms • Proficiency in Python
Optional: • Experience with Git and Docker • Experience with video stream analysis libraries • Experience in Linux development
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