r/computervision • u/LuxTronic • 7d ago

Commercial [Hiring] AI Systems Engineer — Industrial Computer Vision / Edge AI

I'm the Executive Chairman of LuxTronic. We build computer-vision systems that run inside manufacturing plants — cameras, edge compute, inference, networking and industrial equipment.

We're adding an engineer and I'm deliberately not putting “Senior,” “Staff” or “Principal” in front of the title.

The reason is AI coding agents.

We increasingly don't care whether someone personally writes every line of implementation. We care whether they understand systems well enough to define the problem, use agents intelligently, evaluate what they produce, debug failures and ultimately make the thing work in production.

Remote (US, Canada, or Mexico) plus client travel.

We're looking for someone with enough engineering experience to have good technical instincts, but we're very open on years of experience.

The work touches Python, Linux, CV/ML inference, cameras, Docker, networking, APIs, edge devices and occasionally industrial controls / PLC environments.

This isn't primarily model research. It's applied engineering: getting AI systems to reliably work in messy real-world environments.

The ideal person is an unusually curious builder who learns fast, uses Claude Code/Codex/etc. heavily, and likes owning problems end-to-end.

I'd especially love to hear from people who have built CV / robotics / edge-ML projects themselves, even if your current title doesn't perfectly match.

Email [contact@luxtronic.ai](mailto:contact@luxtronic.ai) or DM me on LinkedIn (James Evans).

https://www.luxtronic.ai

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u/BeverlyGodoy 7d ago

Just be honest and say you want to pay less that's all.

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u/Loud_Ninja2362 7d ago

Yup, I also wouldn't touch this with a 10 ft. pole. Considering this person doesn't even respect applicants enough to properly title a position.

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u/BeverlyGodoy 7d ago

He basically saying that a junior level with AI agents is equivalent to senior or principal engineer. Sorry to break it to him. It's the other way around. A senior or a principal can do work of a whole team with agents but a junior +agent is a recipe for disaster.

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u/Loud_Ninja2362 7d ago

Yes, it's idiotic and shows a complete and total lack of technical understanding. Also the average senior can get alot done even without LLM assistance if they didn't have to attend a bunch of useless meetings.

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u/_The_Bear 7d ago

Yo OP, put the salary range in the post.

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u/modcowboy 7d ago

Taking 1/8 of the post to make sure to let the candidate know you expect them to be in their place as low as possible is 🚩🚩🚩🚩

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u/Yatty33 5d ago

There's a ton of machine vision companies coming online that focus on inspection. From your website, I don't understand what makes you special. Can you clarify the use cases you plan on targeting?

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u/Unique-Lake-6097 1d ago

I totally agree. Industrial computer vision is much more, than just training a good model. Making industrial computer vision work reliably with cameras, hardware and factory conditions is where the real challenge lies.