Plain Concepts · Remoto · Spain
Join our Innovation team as an AI & Computer Vision Software Engineer. You'll work on projects that combine AI, Computer Vision, and software engineering, with a focus on turning emerging tech into real, usable products. This role offers room for growth, the opportunity to solve ambiguous technical problems, and the chance to work in an Agile environment. Enjoy a competitive salary, flexible work hours, remote work options, and a range of benefits including medical and dental insurance, training budget, and gym discounts.
- This role is ideal for someone who enjoys building real solutions in environments with uncertainty, where the path is not always clear from the beginning
- You are resolutive: you like figuring things out and you don’t get blocked easily
- You are curious and open-minded, willing to explore alternatives
- You can learn fast and accept feedback as a tool to improve
- You understand that “innovation” also means delivering: making trade-offs, iterating fast, and improving quality until it is usable
- You enjoy teamwork and communicating progress clearly
- Version control (Git)
- Basic understanding of software engineering fundamentals:
- Clean code practices
- Initial experience in AI / Machine Learning and Computer Vision and PyTorch
- Motivation to work beyond notebooks and help build real applications that can be shipped and maintained
- Modular design
- Experience with Python for development (professional or solid personal projects)
- Familiarity with common CV tasks (detection, segmentation, classification)
- Able to explain what you tried, what worked, and what didn’t
- Comfortable working in English in an international environment
- Experience with 3D-related concepts (point clouds, NeRF, Gaussian Splatting)
- Basic experience with cloud environments (Azure/AWS/GCP)
- Interest in MLOps basics (packaging, evaluation, simple deployment workflows)
- Interest in creating demos, writing, or speaking about technical topics
- Experience taking prototypes into production (even small ones), or contributing to internal tools that other people actually use