Machine Learning Engineer - (Computer Vision) New Montreal at Jumio — NeverHard

Montreal We’re looking for a Staff/Senior Machine Learning Engineer with deep expertise in computer vision and biometrics to lead the design and scaling of face recognition systems in production. You’ll build and train models, and own ML systems end-to-end on AWS. The final job level for this role will be determined following the interview process. What You’ll Do Lead the design and development of computer vision systems for biometrics (face attributes, detection, quality, and recognition) Rigorous fairness analysis and benchmarking of biometric models across various datasets and operating conditions. Architect, train, and optimize models using PyTorch, Tensorflow, and/or JAX Own and evolve end-to-end ML pipelines, from data ingestion to deployment. Design automated pipelines (Airflow) for data ingestion and cleaning. You will be responsible for curating balanced training sets and generating synthetic data to address both quality and diversity gaps. Production Engineering: Own the path to production. Optimize models for low-latency inference (quantization, distillation, TensorRT/ONNX) and manage deployment on AWS. Mentor ML engineers, conduct code/design reviews, and drive technical best practices across the Computer Vision team. What We’re Looking For Experience: 5+ years of industry experience in Machine Learning, with at least 3 years dedicated to Biometrics or Face Analysis. Deep expertise in computer vision and biometrics, especially face recognition. Fairness & Ethics: You understand the sources of algorithmic bias in Computer Vision and have practical experience measuring and mitigating disparate impact. Strong Engineering: Expert proficiency in Python (both machine learning and vision libraries such as Pillow, OpenCV, PyTorch, etc). You write clean, modular, production-ready code. Systems Architecture: Experience designing end-to-end ML pipelines (Data to Train to Deploy) and working with workflow orchestrators like Airflow. Cloud Native: Hands-on experience scaling training jobs on multi-GPU clusters and deploying services on AWS (SageMaker, EC2, EKS). Nice to Have Research Publications: Papers in CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, or FG related to face recognition, image quality assessment, or fairness. Large Scale Search: Experience with vector databases (e.g., Milvus, Faiss) and approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search algorithms. Familiarity with privacy, security, and compliance in biometric systems. Mobile/Edge Experience: Experience porting models to edge or mobile devices utilizing frameworks such as CoreML, LiteRT, and/or TFLite. Synthetic Data: Experience using GANs or diffusion models to generate synthetic faces for training. Jumio is a collaboration of people with different ideas, strengths, interests and cultures. 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