Senior Computer Vision Research Engineer (Autonomy)

Aimlroles; Town of Niskayuna (NY); On-site; USD 113,000 - 189,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

Retirement benefits with 401(k)

Tuition assistance

Job summary

GE Vernova is seeking a Senior Research Engineer - Computer Vision to define, build, and execute strategic R&D programs in CV and autonomous systems. You will work with GE Vernova Research, GE Vernova Businesses, and external partners to advance vision-based planning, perception, and human-robot interaction.

The role emphasizes prototype development, rapid validation, and leadership across functions, with collaboration across academic and government entities to drive impactful, publishable

Qualifications

• PhD and 5+ years in computer vision/sensing field.
• Proven publications in related domains.
• Experience working across functions and levels in a team.
• Hands-on programming in C/C++/Python.
• Demonstrated leadership experience.
• US work authorization; no visa sponsorship for master's level candidates.

Responsibilities

• Advance CV and autonomous system capabilities with multi-modal sensing.
• Prototype and validate CV applications for real-world problems.
• Shape technical vision and strategy for computer vision with leadership.
• Coach technologists and collaborate with diverse teams across GE Vernova.
• Build external collaborations with academia, labs, and industry; publish results.
• Present findings to leadership, partners, and professional communities.

Skills

C/C++/Python

Leadership

Teamwork

Communication

Multidisciplinary

Patentable IP experience

Education

PhD in Engineering/CS

Tools

Six Sigma DoE

Job description

GE Vernova is seeking a Senior Research Engineer - Computer Vision to define, build, and execute strategic R&D programs in CV and autonomous systems. You will work with GE Vernova Research, GE Vernova Businesses, and external partners to advance vision-based planning, perception, and human-robot interaction.

The role emphasizes prototype development, rapid validation, and leadership across functions, with collaboration across academic and government entities to drive impactful, publishable