Camera Software Engineer — Embedded Imaging & AI

554 Cisco Systems Norway AS; Viken; On-site; NOK 800,000 - 1,100,000; Full time

Job summary

Cisco Systems Norway AS, located just outside Oslo, is seeking a software engineer to join the Audio & Camera Intelligence group. You will work on camera software across autofocus, exposure, color handling, and image-quality tuning, collaborating with hardware and software teams.

Ideal candidates have a Master’s degree or equivalent experience with at least three years in software development, including embedded systems, image processing, or GPU-accelerated pipelines.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in a technical field or a related bachelor’s with substantial experience.
• At least three years of professional software development experience.
• Familiar with camera technology, color theory, control systems, signal processing, or video processing.

Responsibilities

• Develop software and algorithms for new camera products, including autofocus, auto-exposure, color handling, image warping, pan-tilt-zoom, and image-pipeline tuning.
• Ensure high image quality through algorithm development and laboratory measurements.
• Support camera certification for third-party meeting platforms.
• Collaborate with optics and image-sensor suppliers to optimize camera performance in final products.

Skills

Software development

Camera algorithms

Embedded software

Image processing

GPU programming

Education

Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering / related field

Bachelor’s degree with substantial relevant experience

Tools

CUDA/OpenCL

Image sensors

Job description

Cisco Systems Norway AS, located just outside Oslo, is seeking a software engineer to join the Audio & Camera Intelligence group. You will work on camera software across autofocus, exposure, color handling, and image-quality tuning, collaborating with hardware and software teams.

Ideal candidates have a Master’s degree or equivalent experience with at least three years in software development, including embedded systems, image processing, or GPU-accelerated pipelines.