I started this company three years ago in my spare bedroom with a camera, a used GPU, and a single client: a small vineyard in Portugal that wanted to detect early-stage disease on grape leaves before it spread. That client is now one of 40 farms across four countries running our crop health monitoring system. We process roughly 2 million images per week. The model pipeline I built alone in year one is now maintained by a team of three — but we need a fourth. Someone who thinks carefully about the gap between a model that performs well on a validation set and one that holds up in a field at 7am with dew on the lens and patchy cloud cover changing the light every thirty seconds. If you've worked on computer vision systems in messy real-world conditions — agriculture, manufacturing, outdoor environments — I want to hear from you. This isn't a job with a lot of ceremony. We build, we test in the field, we fix what's broken, and we ship again.
Responsibilities
Extend and improve the crop disease detection models for two new crop types in Q3
Design data augmentation strategies for environmental variability (lighting, weather, sensor drift)
Help build an automated labelling and annotation workflow to reduce manual annotation time
Test models in real field conditions and diagnose failure modes with domain experts
Document model architecture decisions, training configs, and evaluation benchmarks
Requirements
3–5 years of computer vision engineering with at least one production deployment in a real-world environment
Strong PyTorch — you implement, train, and debug models yourself, not just run inference on pre-trained weights
Solid understanding of object detection and image classification across varied conditions
NumPy and OpenCV for image processing and augmentation pipelines
Familiarity with model deployment on edge hardware or constrained environments
Exposure to agricultural or environmental imaging is a genuine bonus — but enthusiasm and rigour matter more
Benefits
Work with tangible, visible real-world impact on sustainable agriculture
Full remote with optional quarterly visits to field trial sites (flights covered)
$88,000 – $112,000 base salary + profit share
$1,500 equipment budget on joining
Small, flat team — your opinions shape the direction