Top Computer Vision Jobs in Chicago, IL

Designs and demonstrates computer vision solutions for customer opportunities, including model selection, data strategy, evaluation, edge deployment, and business-case development. The role leads discovery, high-level architecture, proofs of concept, demos, partner engagement, and technical enablement. It requires hands-on expertise across classical computer vision, deep learning, video intelligence, vision language models, model lifecycle management, and edge optimization, plus strong customer-facing and commercial communication skills.

Design, develop, optimize, and deploy scalable computer vision and vision-language systems using classical computer vision and deep learning. Build evaluation frameworks, monitor production models, debug issues, and improve architectures with new data. Collaborate with product managers and cross-functional teams to deliver practical AI solutions across cloud and edge environments.

Own customer-facing computer vision deployments from proof of concept through production adoption and maintenance. Build data pipelines, edge-device systems, models, and infrastructure using Python, Docker, Kubernetes, Linux, NVIDIA Jetson, and MLOps. Troubleshoot physical-environment challenges such as lighting, calibration, model drift, networking, and hardware constraints. Work onsite with customers, communicate with technical and executive stakeholders, document architectures, and relay field insights to Product and Engineering. The role requires 40%–50% travel.

Senior product engineer owning end-to-end product surfaces for a computer vision platform. Ship features from idea to production, prioritize roadmap, design UX details, integrate APIs, improve annotation and model-assisted labeling, and collaborate with engineering and users to drive product impact.

Leads the technical direction of an autonomous vehicle perception stack. Responsibilities include architecting scalable perception systems, developing scene detection and runtime activation, improving robustness against sensor degradation and adverse weather, integrating multimodal models, managing ML and data pipelines, monitoring field performance, leading testing and feature delivery, and mentoring engineers. Requires strong robotics, computer vision, machine learning, real-time systems, software architecture, and team leadership experience.

Design and train foundation vision-language models that read entire CT studies end-to-end. Build custom PyTorch architectures and distributed training pipelines, run large-scale experiments, evaluate models for clinical safety, and move models through FDA submission to hospital deployment.

As a Computer Vision Applied Research Scientist, you'll design novel architectures for understanding construction drawings, conduct end-to-end experiments, and transition models to production. You'll collaborate with others to improve accuracy and address real-world issues in AI applications for construction.

Lead design and delivery of an egocentric video data product: capture rigs, edge processing, dataset pipelines, VLM-assisted annotation, and production-ready perception models (detection, tracking, segmentation, depth/3D reconstruction, and 6DoF pose estimation). Operate and scale warehouse capture programs and own model training, evaluation, optimization, and deployment.

Lead design and implementation of computer vision systems for mapping, localization, image analysis, and 3D reconstruction on construction site data. Develop and optimize SLAM/SfM/VIO, deep learning perception models, and multi-modal approaches. Prototype, test, oversee datasets and collaborate with platform engineers to productionize scalable, robust solutions.

The Machine Learning Engineer will develop editable visuals combining computer vision and machine learning, enabling chat-driven figure editing and leveraging biological understanding to produce accurate visuals.