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SPECTRAFORCE

Computer Vision Engineer

SPECTRAFORCE, Irvine, California, United States, 92620

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Job Title:

Data Scientist I – Computer Vision & Generative AI (Pharma R&D) Location:

Irvine, CA (Hybrid – Onsite Preferred) Job Type:

12-Month Contract (W2) Pay Range: $40/hr to

$45/hr (Based on Experience)

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About the Role Join our

Pharmaceutical R&D Innovation Team

to develop cutting-edge

Computer Vision (CV) and Generative AI models

that solve real-world challenges in healthcare and aesthetics. As a

Data Scientist I , you’ll fine-tune CNNs, implement diffusion models, and deploy scalable AI solutions—bridging the gap between research and clinical impact. Ideal Candidate:

A

hands-on problem-solver

with 1–3 years of CV/AI experience (academic or industry) who thrives in collaborative R&D environments.

Key Responsibilities Develop, train, and optimize

CV models (CNNs, ViTs, GANs, diffusion models)

for medical/aesthetic imaging. Implement

Generative AI techniques

(e.g., synthetic data generation, image enhancement). Translate

academic research

into production-ready code (e.g., reproduce SOTA papers). Collaborate with ML engineers to deploy models on

AWS cloud infrastructure . Analyze and preprocess

image datasets

(e.g., radiology, dermatology) with Python/PyTorch. Must-Have Qualifications Education:

BS/MS in

Data Science, Computer Vision, AI, or related field . Technical Skills: Strong

Python

(PyTorch/TensorFlow, OpenCV, scikit-learn). Experience with

image-based ML

(classification, segmentation, or generative tasks). Familiarity with

PostgreSQL

and Linux environments. Mindset: Curious, adaptable, and able to

communicate complex ideas clearly . Passion for

applying AI to healthcare/life sciences . Nice-to-Have Exposure to

AWS/GCP, MLOps (Docker, MLflow) . Publications or projects in

CV/Generative AI

(GitHub/Kaggle links welcome). Knowledge of

3D medical imaging

(CT, MRI).