Systems Engineer III
Apply NowCompany: WinMax Systems Corporation
Location: Seattle, WA 98115
Description:
Title:Systems Engineer III, Req# 35761575
Location: Seattle,WA (Manager prefers candidates that are in the Seattle, WA. area but is open to remote. Must work PST hours. Candidate must be driven, motivated, and proactive)
Contract: 12+ Month
Job Description:
ASE DSCE Image Service Engineer Contractor for iMusic Replay '25 Project
Description
This position is part of a team building high-volume image processing workflows critical to the client Media Products. We are looking for a self-starting, energetic individual who is not afraid to question assumptions and to learn new technologies. If you are someone interested in working in multiple languages to build real time, user scale image processing services and the toolchains that power them, this is a great fit for you. If you are also interested in learning new skills and technology as part of the job, and ready to face new challenges, then we would love to talk with you. This is a rare opportunity to work with a team whose work visibly touches almost all client services. The team works with team members distributed across the continental US, so excellent written and oral communication skills are vital.
Required Skills
Proficiency in implementing software in Java
Experience with SQL and relational database systems
Experience with NoSQL databases like Cassandra, Dynamo, or MongoDB
Experience or curiosity about image processing or computer graphics
Experience with managing and manipulating digital media content formats Have a belief in automation and tooling as a critical part of the software lifecycle
Understanding of REST API design
Bonus Skills
Experience with OpenCV, CoreImage, CoreGraphics and Metal
Experience in color science or subjective image quality assessment
Experience in computer vision/machine learning
Experience with large-scale server-side systems and service-oriented architectures
Experience with big data technologies (Hadoop, Hive, Spark, etc.)
Experience with queue systems (SQS, Kafka, etc.)
Experience programming in JavaScript
Location: Seattle,WA (Manager prefers candidates that are in the Seattle, WA. area but is open to remote. Must work PST hours. Candidate must be driven, motivated, and proactive)
Contract: 12+ Month
Job Description:
ASE DSCE Image Service Engineer Contractor for iMusic Replay '25 Project
Description
This position is part of a team building high-volume image processing workflows critical to the client Media Products. We are looking for a self-starting, energetic individual who is not afraid to question assumptions and to learn new technologies. If you are someone interested in working in multiple languages to build real time, user scale image processing services and the toolchains that power them, this is a great fit for you. If you are also interested in learning new skills and technology as part of the job, and ready to face new challenges, then we would love to talk with you. This is a rare opportunity to work with a team whose work visibly touches almost all client services. The team works with team members distributed across the continental US, so excellent written and oral communication skills are vital.
Required Skills
Proficiency in implementing software in Java
Experience with SQL and relational database systems
Experience with NoSQL databases like Cassandra, Dynamo, or MongoDB
Experience or curiosity about image processing or computer graphics
Experience with managing and manipulating digital media content formats Have a belief in automation and tooling as a critical part of the software lifecycle
Understanding of REST API design
Bonus Skills
Experience with OpenCV, CoreImage, CoreGraphics and Metal
Experience in color science or subjective image quality assessment
Experience in computer vision/machine learning
Experience with large-scale server-side systems and service-oriented architectures
Experience with big data technologies (Hadoop, Hive, Spark, etc.)
Experience with queue systems (SQS, Kafka, etc.)
Experience programming in JavaScript