A company in the spatial intelligence industry — one that helps decision makers and operators understand current conditions and anticipate what comes next — is hiring an Algorithm Engineer through recruiting partner RemoteHunter. You will develop advanced computer vision, geospatial analytics, and photogrammetry solutions, creating and optimizing algorithms and software that improve how spatial and imagery data is interpreted and how AI-driven workflows run. With a stated base pay of $105,000 to $154,000 plus incentive eligibility, a 401(k) match, and student loan repayment assistance, this is a strong opening for engineers with 3+ years of experience in vision, imaging, or machine learning.
About This Role — Algorithm Engineer in Spatial Intelligence
Industry: Spatial intelligence — processing and analyzing spatial and imagery data to produce actionable insights across a range of applications
Role Purpose: Create and optimize algorithms and software that improve spatial data interpretation and AI-driven workflows, contributing directly to the company’s technical capabilities and products
Work Mix: Algorithm design, production-quality software, large imagery and dataset analysis, and research-to-production machine learning and vision work
Recruiting Partner: RemoteHunter — all assessment, interviews, hiring, pay, and employment terms are decided by the hiring employer
Level and Type: Mid-Senior level, full-time
Why This Algorithm Engineer Role Stands Out
Product Impact: Your algorithms feed directly into the organization’s technical capabilities and product offerings, not a side research lab
Rare Skill Mix: Computer vision, geospatial analytics, and photogrammetry together is a specialized, in-demand combination
Clear Pay Range: A published base range of $105K–$154K, with incentive eligibility tied to contribution and company performance
Practical Perks: 401(k) with company match and student loan repayment assistance
Position Overview
The Algorithm Engineer applies advanced mathematical and statistical techniques to engineering problems, develops production-quality software, and designs and optimizes computer vision and image processing algorithms. You will analyze large imagery and datasets to improve accuracy and performance, research, prototype, and deploy new machine learning and vision technologies, contribute to AI-enabled workflow development, collaborate with cross-functional teams to build scalable solutions, and take part in system design, code reviews, and technical discussions.
Why This Algorithm Engineer Role Stands Out: It sits where mathematics, imaging, and software meet — you design and validate complex algorithms rather than only calling existing libraries, the work spans research, prototyping, and production deployment, so you see an idea all the way from experiment to shipped software, the spatial intelligence setting gives your work a clear purpose: helping decision makers and operators understand and anticipate real-world conditions, a stated base range of $105,000 to $154,000 plus incentive eligibility, a 401(k) match, and student loan repayment assistance makes the package concrete and competitive, and familiarity with AI-assisted development tools is an explicit requirement, which tells you the team works with modern engineering practices.
Key Responsibilities
Algorithm Design & Optimization
- Apply advanced mathematical and statistical techniques to engineering problems
- Design and optimize computer vision and image processing algorithms
- Analyze large imagery and datasets to improve accuracy and performance
- Design and validate complex algorithms so results can be trusted in production
Research, Prototyping & Production
- Research, prototype, and deploy innovative machine learning and vision technologies
- Develop production-quality software, not just research code
- Contribute to AI-enabled workflow development
- Move promising research into dependable production software
Collaboration & Engineering Practice
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to build scalable solutions
- Participate in system design, code reviews, and technical discussions
- Communicate technical ideas clearly across teams
Qualifications & Requirements
Required
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Remote Sensing, Geospatial Sciences, or a related field
- Minimum of 3 years of relevant industry or research experience
- Strong mathematical skills applied to engineering challenges
- Experience developing computer vision, image processing, or machine learning solutions
- Proficiency in Python programming
- Experience designing and validating complex algorithms
- Familiarity with AI-assisted software development tools
- Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities, and effective technical communication across teams
Preferred
- Experience with geospatial, photogrammetric, or remote sensing applications
- Knowledge of machine learning frameworks and AI technologies
- Experience with cloud-based processing environments
- Ability to transition research into production software
- C++ programming experience
Before You Apply
Details to Confirm With the Recruiter
The posting does not say whether the role is remote, hybrid, or on-site, even though the recruiter’s name includes “Remote.” Pay is stated for Colorado and varies elsewhere. Actual pay depends on skills and experience, and all hiring decisions are made by the employer, not RemoteHunter. Ask your recruiter about location and work arrangement early.
About the Hiring Company — Spatial Intelligence
The organization operates in the spatial intelligence industry, helping decision makers and operators understand current conditions and anticipate future developments. Its core challenge is processing and analyzing spatial and imagery data so that raw pixels and measurements become actionable insight across a variety of applications.
The company states that it is an equal opportunity employer that celebrates diversity and is committed to an inclusive environment, and that all qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, or national origin. RemoteHunter is a recruitment partner for this role; all employment decisions are made exclusively by the hiring employer.
Career Excellence: Build computer vision, geospatial, and photogrammetry algorithms that turn imagery into insight — and see your work move from prototype into products that decision makers rely on.
Who Should Apply?
- Computer Vision Engineers: With 3+ years building and validating vision or image processing algorithms
- Geospatial and Remote Sensing Engineers: Who want to apply imaging and analytics skills to spatial intelligence products
- Machine Learning Engineers: Who can move prototypes into production-quality Python software
- Applied Mathematics and Physics Graduates: With strong math and a track record of solving engineering problems with code
- Photogrammetry Specialists: Looking to work on large imagery datasets in an AI-enabled workflow environment
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