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# computer vision engineer

- **Company:** Vintecc
- **Location:** Roeselare, Belgium (Remote available)
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Computer Vision, C++ (Programming Language), Health Information Management, Python (Programming Language), Machine Learning, NumPy, OpenCV, Pytorch, Information Technology, NVIDIA Jetson
- **Published:** October 30, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=2a218958f46c59aa

## About the Role

You are a problem-solver who is just as happy standing next to a machine as sitting behind a screen. Whether you're just starting out or an experienced professional, both are welcome.

 * A Master's degree in (industrial) engineering, computer science or a similar discipline, or equivalent knowledge gained through experience.
 * A solid foundation in computer vision, gained through your studies, thesis, personal projects or work.
 * You are proficient in Python and/or C++ and are familiar with NumPy, OpenCV and PyTorch.
 * You enjoy working on-site with clients and are happy to carry out an installation or spend a day in the factory.
 * You communicate clearly and with a customer-focused approach, in both Dutch and English.
 * You take ownership and enjoy working independently, whilst being supported by a team.
 * You hold a Category B driving licence.

A bonus, but not essential: experience with industrial cameras and lighting, 3D vision, edge hardware such as NVIDIA Jetson, or integration with PLCs and robots.

## Description

You are the driving force behind your project from a technical perspective, from the client's initial enquiry right through to a system that runs every day.

 * You visit the site. Together with the client, you map out the process, the products and the requirements - on the shop floor, not just on paper.
 * You select the right hardware. Cameras, lenses, lighting, 3D sensors and computing power: you decide what works in dusty, vibrating, low-light or high-speed environments.
 * You build the intelligence. You collect data, train AI models and write robust software that runs in real time as part of the production line.
 * You install and commission the system. You integrate your solution with PLCs, robots and HMIs and fine-tune them at the customer's site.
 * You are the point of contact. You keep the customer informed, monitor scheduling and quality, and translate technical details into plain language.
 * You follow up. After handover, you return to the site, measure performance and propose improvements.