TiaLinx, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. |
Principal Embedded Software Engineer; M.S. or Ph.D. with 5-10 years of experience |
| An expert to support development of the next generation ultra-high-data-rate wireless communication platforms.
- Extensive experience with implementation and development tools by using popular microcontrollers
- Extensive experience with configurable software radios
- Experience in designing and debugging protocols for communication between devices or controllers
- Experience with IP networking protocols
- Ability to generate software requirements specifications
- Expert in development of software verification and validation tests
- Experience with C/C++, Object Oriented coding, software version control systems and bug tracking systems
- Experience with LabView
- Experience with Matlab
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Senior Algorithm Implementer; M.S. or Ph.D. with 5-10 years of experience |
| Seasoned computer vision and machine learning algorithm developer with experience in transforming ideas into solutions.
- Neural Algorithm of Crowd Engineering
- Learning for Face Recognition
- Generative Adversarial Network (MNIST or other Distributions)
- Recurrent Neural Network (GRU Neurons)
- Tensor Flow's Sequence to Sequence API
- Convolutional Neural Networks based object detection in a clutter using scene pattern recognition.
- Real-time object recognition for iOS and Android devices
- Memory extensive learning
- Coding Python scripts to convert images into matrixes of features and labels
- Trend Prediction via Sentiment Analysis (Java Implementation, Classification of Genealogical Records, and Big Data management)
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Senior Scientist; M.S. or preferably Ph.D. with 1-10 years of experience |
| Experience includes using deep learning for image classification and object recognition, machine learning, video scene recognition, content-based image retrieval (CBIR) systems, and image feature extraction.
- Expert in building highly scalable deep learning models for Image classification, object detection and segmentation.
- Experienced in implementing the task using conventional vision techniques.
- Reproduce and validated state-of-art Deep Learning models.
- Experienced in designing convolutional neural networks (CNNs) architectures on multiple GPU's.
- Capable to generate performance metrics to evaluate different machine and deep learning models.
- Well experienced in using different feature extractors using unconventional vision techniques.
- Manage preparation of required datasets for training models.
- Experimented with the Amazon/IBM/Google processing capabilities.
- Parallel GPU, Cloud based CNNs.
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Candidates must be "US Persons".
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