As a member of one of our product squad you will work in close collaboration with AI engineers, doctors, data engineers and product managers to improve our medical products. In particular, you will be responsible for the development and the improvement of the deep learning algorithms powering them. These algorithms include, but are not limited to, region detection, keypoints detection, segmentation, registration and classification on both 2D and 3D medical images.

As a member of the AI team, you will grow in an environment that promotes state of the art knowledge on deep learning research as well as a deep understanding of the medical aspect of your mission.

As an employee at Gleamer, you will share your passion for improving people’s health and the strong belief that agency and benevolence make for the best company culture.

Missions

• Learn the medical context behind our products

• Improve our deep learning models

• Contribute to our internal deep learning framework

• Deploy your models into production

• Expand our models to new tasks and modalities

• Research the latest improvements in DL methods

PhD/MSc in the fields of Mathematics and/or Computer Science with an excellent academic and professional track record. You should have experience applying deep learning to computer vision in a professional environment.

Hard skills

• Mastery of PyTorch

• Expert knowledge in Deep Learning, from architectures to hardware optimization

• Extensive experience with python, preferably in a professional environment

• Familiarity with and a strong interest for software engineering best practices

Soft skills

• Analytical and scientific mindset

• Excellent scientific communication

• Deep drive to solve medical problems

• Passion for deep learning research

Nice-to-have

• Knowledge in medical imaging is a plus

• Experience with object oriented software design is a plus

• Experience with cloud computing is a plus

• Experience delivering models into production is a plus

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