Camera Systems Engineer

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Job Description

Responsibilities: Perform optical, sensor, and ISP tuning and testing. Execute camera system testing to validate comprehensive module quality using industry standard metrics. Develop test plans, execute those plans, and create documented reports to share test results to stakeholders. Use agile tools to track work. Test camera system in lab environments using standard test procedures on camera systems. Perform qualitative system analysis within various environments. Draw key inferences. Evaluate individual subcomponents of camera systems. Lens qualification studies to determine quality and performance of lens to meet specifications or equipment requirements. Measure the lens intrinsic properties. Determine sensor performance. Create software tools to measure and compare key attributes from camera data. Create automation tools to assist continued analysis. Tune the sensor settings to meet system or perception requirements. Measure geometric position of camera systems relative to one another and review results. Integrate other perception systems to aid camera perception. Perform analysis for camera consistency. 10% domestic travel. may work remotely; periodic time in office required; must live within commuting distance of office.

Qualifications: Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science or related field or foreign academic equivalent. 2 years of experience. Required skills: Perform perception system initial bring-up( 2 years); Perform camera module initial bring-up(1 year); Use industry standard imaging metrics to determine the quantitative performance of a camera system(1 year); Profile camera and lens intrinsic properties including color response, vignette, magnification, focal length, distortion, and principal point (6 months); Calibrate cameras geometric positions relative to other cameras within a system to aid in depth perception (6 months); Analysis of various qualitative image quality metrics and perception quality then communicated those metrics to stakeholders or team at large (6 months); Aid in wholistic perception architecture and advice on use of camera, lidar, or other perception technologies (1 year); Determine perception quality by comparing results to ground truth gathered by other perception systems such as lidar or laser time of flight systems (2 years); Script in Python/OpenCV for raw image processing/analysis using various signal processing technique (2 years); Use agile tools to track work through the various stages until completion (1 year); Create perception test plans, execute those test plans, and share perception test results (6 months); Recommend camera system that met product requirements (6 months) 10% domestic travel. may work remotely; periodic time in office required; must live within commuting distance of office.

Full time. $141,179 - $168,000/year.

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