About this role
SE3 is hiring a Senior Computer Vision Engineer - Perception in Munich to build spatial intelligence software for unmanned systems. This role suits experienced professionals with an exceptional academic record who want to shape core perception technology and test systems on real missions.
Role Overview
As a Senior Computer Vision Engineer in Munich, the candidate builds foundational components of the perception stack for autonomous systems. Responsibilities include developing object detection, multi-object tracking, semantic segmentation, and depth estimation models. The position involves collaborating with technical founders and perception leads to test work on recorded mission data and field trials.
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About the Company
SE3 Labs builds spatial intelligence and autonomy software for unmanned systems. The company combines 3D computer vision, state estimation, and AI to help autonomous platforms perceive surroundings, track locations, and operate when GPS and other sensors fail. Defence applications form a core focus of current operations, and the team is scaling toward over 100 members.
How to Apply
Candidates should apply on the official company careers page.
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What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates must hold an M.Sc. or Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer Vision, Robotics, Mathematics, Physics, or a related field with top grades, research assistant roles, awards, or competition wins, along with 2+ years of practical experience.
Where is the job located?
The position is based in Munich.
Are there specific citizenship or clearance requirements?
Yes, due to the defence sector focus, candidates must be eligible to work on defence-related projects and obtain the relevant security clearance if required.
What languages are required?
Fluent English is required, and German is a plus.
What does the interview process involve?
The process includes a 30-minute intro call, a 90-minute coding and algorithm interview, a 1-hour technical interview, and a team dinner or lunch.