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DEKA Research & Development Corp., located in Manchester, NH, is a dynamic, growing company, focused on the development of new technologies that span a diverse set of applications. At DEKA we are dedicated to using innovative design solutions and state-of-the-art technology to improve lives. We are filled with people who are driven to be among the very best in their respective fields. Consequently, the atmosphere is rewarding and intense. DEKA employees have the opportunity to work on projects that have a positive, enduring impact on millions of people worldwide.

Embedded Machine Learning Engineer

Manchester, NH

Full Time

Machine Learning

Mid Level

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DEKA Research and Development is seeking Embedded Machine Learning Engineers (Multiple Openings) to join our engineering team.

Job Responsibilities

• Research and create linear/nonlinear and optimal control algorithms, computer vision algorithms, and sensor fusion algorithms (10%)
• Write production level code in Python and C++ (20%)
• Implement detection algorithms on a robot using Robot operating system (10%)
• Develop low memory and power efficient libraries for inter-process communication (5%)
• Develop pipelines for machine learning training and deployment (15%)
• Develop machine learning algorithms for regression, detection and volumetric estimation (20%)
• Develop an optimized machine learning code for deployment on embedded devices and hardware accelerated devices (20%)

Minimum Requirements

Master’s degree, in Computer Science, Robotics Engineering, or related engineering discipline, or foreign degree equivalent, plus 5 years of experience in any suitable occupation related to the development of robotics or control systems.

The experience (which may be gained concurrently) must also include the following:

• 5 years of experience with use of controls and computer vision algorithms in robotics and Robot Operating System;
• 5 years of experience with software skills in Python and C++;
• 5 years of experience developing and designing prototype devices for detection using sensor fusion techniques;
• 4 years of experience developing pipelines for machine learning training;
• 4 years of experience developing machine learning algorithms for regression, detection, segmentation and volumetric estimation;
• 3 years of experience architecting systems using software development skills;
• 3 years of experience developing optimized machine learning code for deployment on embedded and hardware accelerated devices;
• 2 years of experience developing low memory and power efficient C++ libraries for inter-process communication; and
• 1 year of experience with software development for medical devices.

**This position is eligible for Employee Referral Bonus**

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