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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
US$170000 - US$190000 per annum
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LEAD SOFTWARE ENGINEER - MEDICAL IMAGING
MEDICAL START-UP
PHILADELPHIA, PA
$170,000 - $190,000

If you have a strong background in software development, deep learning and computer vision in the healthcare domain - keep reading!

THE COMPANY
This well-established Philly based start-up is gaining attention around the country. They have recently secured a large amount of funding and are experiencing huge growth. They are developing AI software that is changing the healthcare space. They are partnering with thousands of doctors around the US to save lives.

THE ROLE - LEAD SOFTWARE ENGINEER
As a Lead Software Engineer, you will be reporting directly into the VP of the R&D Team

  • You will play a large role in the development of their software and will be developing deep learning and machine learning algorithms in Python
  • You will be working with deep learning frameworks, such as Pytorch and TensorFlow
  • You will be involved with working with scalable code, testing, and following requirements
  • You will be involved in full software development and product lifecycle
  • You will be collaborating with other teams on a daily basis

YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

  • MSc or PhD in computer science, statistics or engineering
  • At least 5 or more years of industry experience, preferably in a healthcare/medical setting
  • Proven experience working with Python, TensorFlow and PyTorch
  • Experience with working with the FDA is preferred
  • Strong background in software development for AI applications
  • Knowledge of the full product and software development lifecycle

BENEFITS
You can expect to earn up to $185,000 (depending on experience) as a Lead Software Engineer.

You can also expect to receive:

  • A competitive benefits package
  • An inclusive and healthy work environment

HOW TO APPLY
Please register your interest by sending your resume to Annie Nasharr via the apply link on this page.

KEYWORDS
Computer vision, healthcare, deep learning, medical imaging, object detection, image classification, computer science, artificial intelligence, C++, Python, Keras, TensorFlow, PyTorch, image analysis, research, software development, AWS


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