XYZ Reality · Calgary, Canada
Senior AI / Computer Vision Engineer at XYZ Reality in Calgary, developing 3D computer vision and spatial AI perception for the wearable AR system The Atom. Work includes semantic segmentation, object detection, automated BIM object matching, and optimising models for embedded GPU deployment. Requires Python and PyTorch, collaborating with Navigation, Embedded Software, Hardware and Product teams.
Senior AI / Computer Vision Engineer
Build the spatial AI behind the future of construction
At XYZ Reality, we've created the world's first engineering-grade Augmented Reality solution for construction. Our technology, The Atom, is already being used on major construction projects around the world to help teams build more accurately, efficiently and with fewer mistakes.
Our R&D team applies computer vision, spatial AI and machine learning to one of the most demanding real-world settings there is: the active construction site.
As a Series B business entering our next phase of growth, we're investing in our R&D capability and growing our team in Calgary, Canada.
We’re looking for a Senior AI / Computer Vision Engineer with deep expertise in 3D computer vision and spatial AI to join the team and help develop the perception technology behind our products.
The Role
This is an opportunity to solve computer vision problems that exist at the intersection of the digital and physical world.
You’ll develop the perception and scene-understanding systems that enable our wearable technology to recognise construction objects, understand complex 3D environments, and relate what’s on site to the design model, using real-world sensor data.
For this role, 3D / spatial computer vision expertise is fundamental. We’re looking for someone who understands how AI and computer vision can reason about physical space, not simply someone with broader AI or machine learning experience.
You’ll work across research, algorithm development, optimisation, deployment and productisation, taking sophisticated computer vision techniques and turning them into robust technology capable of performing on active construction sites.
You’ll bring senior technical expertise to the team as we build our capability and presence in Calgary. You’ll also collaborate closely with our Navigation, Embedded Software, Hardware and Product teams across the wider business.
This is a role where you can combine deep technical work with real-world impact, seeing the algorithms and systems you develop ultimately deployed through wearable technology on some of the world's most complex construction projects.
What You’ll Be Doing
What We’re Looking For
What matters most for this role is genuine depth in 3D / spatial computer vision and the ability to apply that expertise to complex, real-world engineering problems.
We’re particularly interested in someone who is curious about where computer vision and AI are heading, but who also has the practical engineering mindset to turn emerging research into technology that works reliably outside of the lab.
What You Could Be Working On
From the outset, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to some of our highest-priority R&D initiatives, including:
If you’re passionate about 3D computer vision and spatial AI, enjoy solving difficult problems at the intersection of research and engineering, and want to see your work move from algorithms into technology being used in the physical world, we’d love to hear from you.