Computer Vision Engineer
Camera-based detection, segmentation, and tracking pipelines for vehicle perception.
Autonomy programs need engineers who move across computer vision, sensor fusion, AI/ML perception, and planning — not specialists boxed into one legacy discipline. Propellence finds the bridge talent traditional automotive recruiting misses.
We search by what the autonomy stack actually needs — often a hybrid profile beyond a standard job description.
Camera-based detection, segmentation, and tracking pipelines for vehicle perception.
LiDAR, radar, and camera fusion into a calibrated environmental model.
Detection, classification, and tracking that makes raw sensor data actionable.
Training, validation, and real-time deployment of perception and prediction models.
Path planning, trajectory optimization, and vehicle-control algorithms.
Cross-domain roadmap and build-vs-buy decisions across the autonomy stack.
The right candidate often sits at the intersection of AI/ML and safety-critical embedded systems.
We identify engineers who translate ML research into real-time embedded systems.
Vision, fusion, perception, planning, AI/ML, and safety validation evaluated together.
Direct, discreet access to engineers building next-generation autonomy stacks.
Coverage across India, Germany, the USA, Japan, and APAC autonomy hubs.
The full stack from sensor data through computer vision, fusion, perception, AI/ML, planning, and control.
The scarcest candidates understand both ML research and real-time, safety-critical embedded constraints.
Yes — from critical perception or planning hires to coordinated multi-hire builds across the full stack.
Tell us which domains are missing — we’ll bring candidates who bridge them.