[visionlist] Job: Computer Vision Research Scientist

[David Lowe]

Organization: OMG, UK- <http://www.omg3d.com/> www.omg3d.com
<http://www.omg3d.com> 
Contact: David Lowe, hireme at 2d3.com <mailto:hireme at 2d3.com> 
Date: 25 March 2006
Location: UK
Summary: Computer Vision, Object recognition, Pattern Recognition, C++,
MatLab
Position: Computer Vision Research Scientist
Details: 
 
OMG plc is starting an exciting new internal development project, based
around groundbreaking video processing technology. A research
scientist/engineer is sought to join the team based in Oxford to work on
advanced computer vision technologies.
 
OMG is a leading technology company working in motion capture, camera
tracking and a variety of video analysis applications. The OMG
subsidiary companies Vicon and 2d3 sell products into a variety of
markets including medical, visual effects, design, VR and sports
science. In recent years Vicon and 2d3 products have been used in almost
every major feature film and many games and TV commercials. The company
has offices in Oxford, Denver and California.
The candidate should have the following attributes:
A PhD/MSc in computer vision or pattern recognition 
Experience of software development in C++ 
Experience of getting algorithms to work on real world problems 
Experience of feature detection, tracking, matching, pattern
recognition, image and video retrieval, machine learning. 
Good communication skills, motivated team player
Please send your CV with covering letter to: hireme at 2d3.com
<mailto:hireme at 2d3.com> 


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