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?? Attention Visionaries: We’re Looking for *Computer Vision Engineers*! ?? If you’ve spent more time training models than training for a marathon, or you see the world in bounding boxes, we need you! ?? Experience: Min 1 years of relevant work experience. What We’re Looking For: Someone who could, ? Write clean, efficient code in Python or C++ (bonus points if you can switch between them like a pro). ? Dive deep into image processing, computer vision algorithms, and machine learning like it’s second nature. ? Masterfully wield libraries like OpenCV, Keras, OpenVino, Deepstream, PyTorch, and TensorFlow. ? Rapidly prototype solutions and show them off with Python + OpenCV flair. ? Bring prior experience in video surveillance (huge plus—security ninjas, we see you ???). ? Work independently when needed but also thrive as part of a collaborative team. Why You’ll Love It Here: ? A chance to work on impactful projects with cutting-edge technology. ? Collaborate with an innovative, passionate team of like-minded engineers. ? Flexibility and autonomy to experiment and build. ?? Location: Gurgaon (on-site) ?? How to Apply: Just fill this form- https://lnkd.in/gF8dB4Pr Here’s the deal: You don’t need to pay any fee to apply (obviously!), and yes, you’ll get a salary too—yay! (But hey, it’s not 50 LPA, LOL ??). #hiring #computervision #staff #ai #machinelearning #objectdetection

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?? Data Science & Engineering Roles in Israel ?? There are currently over 1,176 open positions for Data Scientists and 834 vacancies for Data Engineers in Israel. But what does the hiring process for these roles involve? During our recent webinar, Alex Marks-Bluth, Security Research DS TL at Akamai Technologies, shared his experience on what really matters when applying for data positions. He highlighted how to effectively showcase your strengths in your CV to stand out to leading companies like MoonActive, Unity, and Cybereason. ?? Watch a segment of the webinar to gain valuable insights into navigating the hiring process in the data industry.

I enjoy data engineering due to the fact it can have a large impact on organizations. But there are some areas that make this role challenging and sometimes even frustrating. Writing code, taking care of infrastructure, deploying solutions, or handling stakeholders is the nicest part. But there is a lot of crazy stuff to deal with. And this part is probably the reason for the high ROI of hiring data engineers. What would you add to the Sisyphus’ stone?

I think there is no Software Engineer vs Data Engineer. It's not really about Software Engineers taking our work. I would say Data Engineering is the next logical step from a Software Engineer. I too started as a Software Engineer, learned the typical Software Engineering things like coding, databases, computer networking, and so on. And then I had a problem at work that involved a lot of data, that involved processing a lot of data, storing a lot of data that I wasn't able to do with typical normal systems that I learned. And then I went the "back in the day" Big Data route and got into Data Engineering. And from there, everything picked up. I created a platform, looked into debugging and automation and everything. So it's more of a natural progression than "Oh my God, they're coming to take our jobs". #dataengineer #dataengineering #datascience #bigdata #softwareengineer

There's a few job reqs to consider if the following describes you: 1) Passionate about people AND data 2) Desire to apply models across a 100k+ employee enterprise 3) Experience with Python, SQL, and Cloud-based tooling My (growing) team at Northrop Grumman is hiring for the following roles: - Manager (Senior) - Data Scientist (Entry-level through Staff) Links are in the comments! #datascience

When we started Extend, we noticed that enterprise customers often have LOTS of use cases processing unstructured data. We built Extend in a flexible way to support them all, and we're seeing it pay off. Here's a usage graph of a customer where each color represents a different use case. They started with 1 like everyone else, and they've since used Extend to deploy 5 new use cases (and growing)! These use cases span everything from internal ops flows, external user-facing products, data mining jobs, and more. We've now replicated this motion at multiple enterprise customers. To ship multiple use cases effectively, customers need to be able to get production-ready as fast as possible (otherwise, you end up deprioritizing a few) and easily manage them so teams aren't stuck in maintenance mode and firefighting issues. We've solved some hard product problems to enable this, but there's still a lot left to be done. We're growing quickly, and hiring talented senior engineers in NYC. If this sounds like you, DM me and let's chat!

DVA is not associated with this job posting Data Reliability Engineer III (Remote) USA https://lnkd.in/ga9uz--6 About the Role: CrowdStrike is looking for an Engineer III to join our growing Production Systems team. As a Software Development Engineer III, you will be fundamental in ensuring the accuracy and consistency of data. The candidate will be responsible for building and developing solutions that correlate data across various sources. If you are interested in working on a high-performing team with interesting problems to solve, this is the job for you! What You’ll Do: Design and implement data pipelines to aggregate data from diverse sources (relational databases, APIs etc) Identify and resolve discrepancies between sources and leverage automation tooling to aid in data integrity and efficiency Develop automated quality checks and monitoring procedures to ensure data consistency Document processes thoroughly for visibility, auditing, and maintainability. Be an energetic ‘self-starter’ with the ability to take ownership and be accountable for deliverables, both individually and when leading a team Brainstorm, define, and build software solutions collaboratively across multiple teams Work with internal business partners to analyze requirements and craft elegant, robust, and reliable solutions to solve complex technical problems. Raise the technical IQ of the team by being passionate about learning and sharing the newest technologies & tricks with others. Deliver and accept feedback with grace and courtesy Represent the systems team as a technical leader. Provide direction and insight for projects, discovery, and problem management Report regularly to program management and organizational leadership on the status of critical projects #business #entrepreneurship #leadership #strategy #innovation #growth #success #management #marketing #sales #finance #productivity #networking #professionaldevelopment #career #teamwork #startup #smallbusiness #digitalmarketing #branding #customerexperience #technology #economy #investing #consulting #entrepreneurmindset #leadershipdevelopment #businessowner #worklifebalance #corporateculture