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Model Health is seeking a Computer Vision / Machine Learning Engineer to drive core CV/ML development for real‑world health and performance insights. You will tackle 2D/3D pose estimation, mesh reconstruction, and related tasks, collaborating with an engineering lead to boost accuracy, speed, and robustness.
You will work on optimization, platform scaling, and end‑to‑end project ownership in a hybrid startup environment, learning biomechanics on the job while applying strong Python tooling.
Model Health is a Belgian–American software company transforming how human movement is measured and understood. Founded by former Stanford University researchers, Model Health combines cutting‑edge biomechanics with artificial intelligence to deliver advanced movement analysis using nothing more than smartphones.
Our technology originated from academic research in neuromuscular biomechanics and is already trusted by more than 10,000 users worldwide in universities, research centers, and leading organizations.
By replacing expensive, complex laboratory equipment with accessible smartphone video and AI, Model Health is democratizing movement analysis for the real world. Our platform empowers physiotherapists, coaches, sports organizations, and health professionals to prevent injuries, guide rehabilitation, and optimize performance with clinical‑grade insights.
Backed by leading investors, renowned clinicians, and experienced tech entrepreneurs, we are building an intuitive, scalable tool to make high‑quality movement analysis available to everyone who works to improve human health and performance.
Join us as a Computer Vision / Machine Learning Engineer!
We're looking for an outstanding engineer to join our team. You'll take a lead role in developing the core of our product, with the goal of improving the accuracy, speed, and robustness of our existing workflow while also contributing to the engine of new product lines.
You'll work on problems spanning 2D/3D pose estimation, mask segmentation, camera calibration, and biomechanical modeling.
This is a hands‑on, technical role for someone with demonstrable computer vision expertise who wants to apply that skill to a real‑world domain with direct impact on human health and performance. Ideally you also have a background in classical optimization and are comfortable using Python tooling to tackle these kinds of problems. No prior biomechanics knowledge is required — you will learn that on the job.