Computer Vision Research & Development EngineerGhent, BelgiumIndustry: Camera DevelopmentAbout the Company:We are partnering with an innovative technology company at the forefront of advanced camera development. Their multidisciplinary team combines physics, mathematics, and software engineering to solve complex real-world imaging challenges.They are currently developing a next-generation underwater camera system, designed to operate in highly challenging environments where visibility, light distortion, scattering, and noise significantly impact image quality. This is a highly research-driven role with strong real-world application.This role focuses on the research and development of advanced computer vision algorithms for an underwater imaging platform.You will work on building and optimizing algorithms that restore, reconstruct, and enhance underwater imagery using physically grounded models and mathematically rigorous approaches.Your Responsibilities:Design and implement advanced image restoration and enhancement algorithmsModel the physics of image formation in underwater environmentsSolve complex inverse problems related to image reconstructionDevelop mathematically robust solutions for degraded visual dataImplement and optimize algorithms in C++ using OpenCVCollaborate with physicists, engineers, and hardware specialistsContribute to research publications and technical innovation where relevantRequirements:PhD in Computer Vision, Applied Physics, Applied Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, or related field (minimum requirement)Strong experience with classical computer vision stackC++OpenCVDeep knowledge of:Image restorationInverse problemsMathematical modelingPhysics-based image formationStrong understanding of optics and physical modelingExperience translating theoretical models into production-grade codeNice to Have:Industry experience in imaging systems or camera developmentExperience working on underwater or low-visibility imaging systemsPublications in computer vision or computational imagingWhat’s on Offer:Work on a technically challenging, physics-driven projectHigh research ownership and autonomyCollaborative, multidisciplinary team environmentOpportunity to contribute to breakthrough imaging technologyCompetitive salary and benefits packageBased in Ghent, Belgium — a growing European tech hubIf interested, please apply directly. Feel free to share this with anyone in your network who you feel it may be relevant for. If you require further information, contact me on: joel.isaac@vividresourcing.com with any questions.