[visionlist] Vision Research & Development Positions @ Co57 Systems

[Adrianna Crowell]

Vision Research & Development Positions @ Co57 Systems

* Research and development of a real-time robot vision system for detection
of objects, actions, and events. *

   - Are you a top-notch programmer?
   - Do you have 3 or more years of experience in computer vision?
   - Are you a systems guru with a passion for building real-time response
   systems?

If you answered yes to *any* of the above questions, this is a great
opportunity to create something really cool!

At Co57, we are building a state-of-the-art real-time activity recognition
system informed by what is known about the human visual system. This is a
wonderful opportunity to bring your knowledge to bear on a fundamental
problem while having a significant technological and scientific impact!

There are several types of positions available that include *"Research
Engineer*,*" "Systems Engineer*,*"* and *"Development Scientist*.*"*  Please
take a look at http://www.co57.com/jobs for details and position
openings.Feel free to email us with any questions.

The Co57 Team

How to apply:
Write a cover-letter conveying your respective experiences and/or school
work applicable to the applied position. Clearly state your U.S. employment
eligibility status. Please send all resumes and brief cover-letters to:
jobs at co57.com.
*
 ****Make sure to indicate which position you are applying for in the
subject line*, i.e. *"*Systems Engineer*."*

Qualifications:
Varies and is dependent upon position. However, we are looking for
those passionate
for designing fast, real-time algorithms; a knowledge of statistical and
machine learning techniques; excellent coding skills in C++ and Python;
experience with development on Linux platforms; good interpersonal skills;
and an ability to work well as part of a team.

*Location: *
Co57 Systems is located at 5 JFK St., Suite 203, Cambridge, MA 02138
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