Scientist (Computer Vision) - Active TS Clearance Required

About the role

At Areté, we are on the forefront of developing innovative solutions, with great minds from all backgrounds, to help solve the nation’s most complex security challenges. We strive for an inclusive, collaborative team environment that approaches differences as opportunities for innovation and excellence. As an employee-owned company, we foster an atmosphere that propels diverse career opportunities and professional growth. Discover your future with us. As a Computer Vision Scientist at Areté, you will be responsible for developing algorithms, datasets, and workflows for image processing, object detection and classification, 3D reconstruction, and scene understanding. This work involves adapting existing libraries, and/or implementing new algorithms to process and visualize imagery data. You will evaluate algorithm performance, develop metrics and test data to quantify strengths and weaknesses, identify root cause of algorithm errors, propose and implement fixes or algorithm improvements as needed. You will need to work with current Python codebases, implementing features or modifications needed for algorithm improvement. Prototype emerging computer vision algorithms leveraging multiple supporting capabilities and assess performance on customer applications. You will need to prioritize multiple tasks, contribute to completion of technical milestones and prepare presentation-worthy graphics and technical briefings, with an emphasis on high-quality visualization and technical writing.

Responsibilities

• Develop algorithms, datasets, and workflows for image processing, object detection and classification, 3D reconstruction, and scene understanding.
• Adapt existing libraries and/or implement new algorithms to process and visualize imagery data.
• Evaluate algorithm performance, develop metrics and test data to quantify strengths and weaknesses.
• Identify root cause of algorithm errors and propose/implement fixes or improvements.
• Work with current Python codebases, implementing features or