Innovation Engineer: Immersive Tech Prototyping

EVS; Luik; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work arrangement

Wellness benefits

Training & internal mobility

Job summary

EVS is seeking an Innovation Engineer to identify, analyze, validate, and prototype medium- to long-term technological innovations for new products. You will contribute to architecture, design, implementation, testing, and documentation while ensuring robustness, scalability and upgradeability of building blocks.

You will work on an applied research project around immersive technologies, developing prototypes and handing over to R&D for productization, with collaboration across universities,

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master degree in computer science or equivalent.
• Experience with Linux-based software development is required.

Responsibilities

• Define, design, and develop complex software-defined networking solutions.
• Analyze current and future EVS ecosystem; assess promising software, hardware and algorithmic technologies via POCs and tests.
• Develop prototypes demonstrating that technologies work under realistic EVS conditions.
• Plan and follow assigned innovation roadmap activities, including progress communication and documentation.
• Explain and evangelize innovation results internally and ensure proper handover to R&D with documentation and productization support.
• Interact with universities, research projects, technology suppliers, industry/standardization orgs and customers.

Skills

C++

C#

JavaScript

Python

Education

Bachelor or Master in Computer Science

Tools

Linux

Job description

EVS is seeking an Innovation Engineer to identify, analyze, validate, and prototype medium- to long-term technological innovations for new products. You will contribute to architecture, design, implementation, testing, and documentation while ensuring robustness, scalability and upgradeability of building blocks.

You will work on an applied research project around immersive technologies, developing prototypes and handing over to R&D for productization, with collaboration across universities,