Position: Software Developer (Python)
Company: SD Solutions
Category: Python
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

SD Solutions is a staffing company operating globally. Contact us to get more details about the benefits we offer.

**About the company:**

We disrupt security, safety, and intelligence sectors with innovative AI-powered solutions and are rapidly advancing opportunities in the medical and financial security industries.

Our goal is to become a leading company in the field of personal recognition based on voice, and automated facial reconstruction based on sound/voice.
We are using cutting-edge AI techniques to treat human voice using image processing techniques.

Members of our algorithms team develop world-class speaker recognition and voice processing solutions that are on the biometric levels.

**Responsibilities:**

Design, develop, and optimize Corsound’s revolutionary SW platform.
Work alongside SW and Algorithm Developers to leverage state-of- the-art algorithms from the fields of Machine Learning and Computer Vision.
Take part in planning, designing and building Coround’s services and applications infrastructure, using state-of-the-art technologies.
Dive into new and exciting technologies and programming languages.

**Requirements:**

B.Sc. in Computer Science/Software Engineering/EE/other relevant field or equivalent work experience.
2+ years of R&D experience in C/C++ and/or Python.
Excellent coding skills, with 2+ years of experience in Python.
Team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Enthusiastic problem solver.
Eager to learn and work with new environments and technologies.
Self-sufficient, able to independently learn and drive tasks end-to-end.

**Advantages:**

MSc in Computer Science/Software Engineering/EE/other relevant field or equivalent work.
Computer Vision and/or Machine Learning experience.
Strong background in C++.
Experience with the development of Machine Learning / Signal Processing applications.
Development in Linux Environments.