Buzz Solutions
Senior Computer Vision & Machine Learning Engineer
Remote, US · Remote · Senior · Full-time · Posted Aug 28, 2026
- Experience
- 5–10 years of industry experience in computer vision and machine learning.
- Visa sponsorship
- This position does not include sponsorship for United States work authorization.
About the job
Develop and deploy production computer vision and machine learning systems for power grid infrastructure analysis, translating research and client needs into reliable models.
What you'll do
- Own end-to-end computer vision projects, from problem framing through deployment and monitoring.
- Evaluate and implement research methods, run experiments, and analyze model errors and performance.
- Build production ML libraries, data pipelines, and model-serving systems; contribute to code reviews and team practices.
What they ask for
- 5–10 years of industry experience in computer vision and machine learning.
- Expertise in modern computer vision and deep neural networks, including object detection, segmentation, classification, vision transformers and foundation models, vision language models, and similarity search.
- Track record deploying and maintaining production ML models; ability to adapt architectures, implement research papers, and debug training issues.
- Proficiency in Python and the stated ML and software engineering stack, including testing, CI/CD, Docker, experiment tracking, and ML DevOps.
Nice to have
- Multimodal computer vision, custom object detection, generative models for data augmentation, or edge-device deployment.
- GIS or drone metadata-enriched imagery, model quantization, or systematic hyperparameter tuning.
Tools
Python, PyTorch, Lightning, OpenCV, NumPy, pandas, Scikit-Learn, FastAPI
AI focus
Develop computer vision and machine learning models for equipment defect detection, thermal anomalies, vegetation encroachment, and human or animal intrusion; apply deep learning and generative AI advances to model training, accuracy, and reliability.
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