As a Computer Vision Engineer at Comand AI, you will own the hardest perception problems in the stack, turning multi-source sensor data into real-time operational clarity. You will design and train architectures for object detection and segmentation on satellite and aerial imagery, drive applied research, and push models to production readiness. You will work closely with data engineers, software engineers, and end users to ensure models work in field conditions.

Responsibilities

Design and train architectures for object detection and segmentation on satellite and aerial imagery, and classification across complex image types
Drive our applied research agenda: track the state of the art rigorously, form hypotheses, iterate fast
Push models to production readiness: optimize for inference speed and robustness under distribution shift, which will happen in field conditions
Work closely with data engineers and software engineers to move work from research to production without losing what matters
Spend time with end users and domain experts to understand what "good" actually means in their context

Requirements

PhD in AI, deep learning, or computer vision, or 5-10 years of serious applied research with a track record to back it up
Strong deep learning expertise, non-negotiable. Computer vision experience strongly preferred
Solid Python, Git, and PyTorch. JAX/Flax, scikit-learn, and Numpy are real pluses
Hands-on experience with Transformer and multimodal architectures applied to visual data
EU citizenship (required by our defense contracts)
English fluency
A genuine appetite for cross-functional work: you explain your technical choices, co-design with product and operational teams, and take ownership of outcomes rather than just models

Nice to have

Applied work with satellite, aerial, or drone imagery
Experience deploying models to constrained or sovereign environments
SQL/PostgreSQL
Prior work in defense, dual-use, or operational tech
Geospatial data processing background

Benefits

Competitive package (top 0.1% of compensation in Europe: base + equity)