Computer Vision Engineer

€80–165/hour

Computer Vision Engineers build the visual AI systems powering some of Europe's most demanding applications. In automotive, you develop perception systems for ADAS and autonomous driving that must meet UNECE WP.29 type approval requirements. In defense, you build object detection and tracking systems for situational awareness under strict security protocols. In medical AI, you create imaging analysis systems for radiology, pathology, and surgical assistance that require CE marking under EU MDR. Every project demands not just technical excellence but rigorous validation, documentation, and bias testing aligned with the EU AI Act's requirements for high-risk AI systems.

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Responsibilities

Develop perception systems for ADAS and autonomous driving (UNECE WP.29)
Build object detection and tracking for defense situational awareness
Create medical imaging analysis for radiology, pathology, and surgery (EU MDR)
Rigorous validation, documentation, and bias testing
Align high-risk AI systems with EU AI Act requirements

Requirements

MSc or PhD in computer vision, image processing, or related field
Expertise in modern CV architectures (YOLO, Vision Transformers, segmentation models)
Experience with safety-critical or regulated applications
Knowledge of relevant standards (ISO 26262, EU MDR, or defense specifications)
Strong C++ and/or Python skills with deployment experience (ONNX, TensorRT)

Domain coverage

AutomotiveDefenseMedical

Compliance included

EU AI Act

Article 10 audit trails, transparency documentation, high-risk conformity support.

GDPR

Data processing agreements, EU-based handling, right to erasure support.

Employment

Full contracts per member state, social security, Platform Workers Directive ready.

Grant-ready

EU legal entity, EUR invoicing, Horizon Europe procurement compatible.

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