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Description
As a Color Science Engineer you will help to build the next generation of camera color technology. In this role, you will develop spectral simulation and modeling tools to quantify how component-level variation impacts system-level color performance, define specifications grounded in Monte Carlo error budgets, and evaluate emerging sensor architectures and optical technologies. You will work cross-functionally with sensor, optics, ISP, architecture and other teams to translate findings into actionable recommendations.
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Color/Imaging Science, Physics, Optical Engineering, EE, or a relevant field Experience in color or vision science, including color/spectral measurement and color appearance Experience programming in Python and/or Matlab
Preferred Qualifications
MS/PhD in Color/Imaging Science or a related field and 3+ years of relevant industry experience Experience with spectral simulation or modeling of physical/optical systems and their impact on color response, including familiarity with ISP pipeline concepts such as AWB and color management Experience in statistical modeling, error analysis, or Monte Carlo methods Experience with two or more of the following: spectrometers, monochromators, goniometers and ability to relate measurement precision/accuracy to international standards Experience connecting lab characterization of camera systems to manufacturing specs as they relate to color performance Experience with AI/ML tools applied to engineering workflows Experience distilling complex technical analysis into clear recommendations for cross-functional and leadership audiences
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