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Algorithm Engineer

Rylo

Rylo is a powerful camera that captures everything around you and creates exceptionally smooth, beautiful video that's easy to share.

San Francisco, CA Full-time Posted 7y ago consumer electronicscamera technology

Rylo is a powerful camera that captures everything around you and creates exceptionally smooth, beautiful video that's easy to share. Developed by a team of former Instagram and Apple engineers, Rylo’s breakthrough stabilization software and smartphone app eliminate the traditional pain points of shooting, editing, and sharing videos. With Rylo, you don’t have to worry about framing your shot or holding the camera steady to capture a video you’re proud to share — simply hit record and make the perfect video after-the-fact.

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In this role, you will work on core algorithms for the Rylo camera and future products to fundamentally improve the photography and cinematography experience. This covers both the improvements of the image quality and creating new computational photography features. You will develop end-to-end solutions, including algorithm design, implementation, quality evaluation, performance optimization to final deployment.

By joining our small team, you'll work closely with software engineers, hardware engineers, and designers to push the boundaries and capabilities of consumer cameras. You will report directly to our CEO and co-founder, Alex Karpenko.

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