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Machine Vision System Engineer Entry Level Company: Givveo Technologies Private Limited Location: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu Experience: Fresher / Entry Level Employment: Full-Time Salary: 18,000 25,000 per month About the RoleGivveo Technologies Private Limited is looking for enthusiastic engineering graduates interested in building a career in Machine Vision, Computer Vision, AI-Based Inspection and Industrial Automation. You will receive practical exposure to industrial vision applications involving branded smart cameras, OpenCV, Python, C#, GUI development, industrial cameras, optics, illumination, vision metrology and AI-based visual inspection. Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop Machine Vision applications using branded cameras.Develop image-processing applications using OpenCV and Python.Work on vision-based dimensional measurement and metrology.Develop solutions for visual defect inspection, presence/absence, assembly verification, OCR/OCV and code reading.Work with AI/deep-learning techniques for visual inspection.Develop C#/.NET-based GUI and operator applications.Work with industrial cameras, lenses and illumination.Perform camera calibration and measurement calibration.Conduct feasibility studies and POC trials.Integrate vision systems with PLCs, robots, industrial PCs and databases.Participate in testing, installation and commissioning.Skills We Are Looking ForPythonC / C# fundamentalsOpenCV / Image Processing fundamentalsBasic AI / Machine Learning knowledgeGood programming and logical skillsKnowledge of industrial cameras, branded cameras, PLCs or industrial automation will be an advantage. QualificationB.E./B.Tech in ECE, EEE, CSE, AI/Data Science, Mechatronics, Instrumentation or related engineering disciplines. Travel & RelocationCandidates must be willing to travel to customer locations PAN India and internationally for project discussions, POCs, installation, commissioning and support. Candidates should also be willing to work/relocate to the Chennai or Pune region based on project deployment requirements. Employee BenefitsProvident Fund (PF)Health InsuranceAccident InsuranceTechnical trainingReal-world industrial project exposurePAN-India and international customer exposureCareer development opportunitiesProbation: 6 months Minimum Employment Commitment: 2 years including probation, subject to employment terms. This opportunity is suitable for fresh engineers who want to build a hands-on career in Machine Vision + AI + Industrial Automation. .
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