Job Description
Builds machinelearning based products/solutions, which provide descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, or prescriptive models based on data. Uses or develops machinelearning algorithms, such as supervised and unsupervised learning, deep learning, reinforcement learning, Bayesian analysis and others, to solve applied problems in various disciplines such as Data Analytics, Computer Vision, Robotics, etc. Interacts with users to define requirements for breakthrough product/solutions. In either research environments or specific product environments, utilizes current programming methodologies to translate machine learning models and dataprocessing methods into software. Completes programming, testing, debugging, documentation and/or deployment of the solution/products. Engineers Big Data computing frameworks, data modeling and other relevant software tools.

Qualifications

Computer Vision engineer
Responsibilities:
- Research and develop product quality computer vision algorithms to analyze sports video.
Qualifications:
- Ph.D. or M.S. in Computer Science, Electronic Engineering, or related fields
- Strong product background and hands on experiences in building product-quality computer vision, machine learning and deep learning technologies
- Prolific publication record in the top conferences and journals in the computer vision, machine learning, AI and numerical optimization fields
- Outstanding algorithm implementation skills and proficient in C/C++, MATLAB, Python, etc.
- Strong experience in building AI related product and service
- Strong oral/written communication skills and good teamwork spirit

Inside this Business Group

Intel's strategic equity investment group, Intel Capital, manages one of the largest corporate venture programs in the technology segment, with worldwide investments and support. Holding equity stakes in more than 550 companies worldwide, Intel's investments outside of the United States span over more than 20 countries across 5 continents. Intel Capital is responsible for investing in technology companies to increase demand for existing products and services, ultimately expanding new business objectives for Intel.