3 of 3 Image Processing Jobs in Lancashire

At Arm, the ISP group (Image Signal Processor) designs image processors and similar technology for markets including automotive, drones, teleconferencing and surveillance. Our intellectual property includes RTL, reference drivers, tools and libraries enabling our customers to build on top of our work to create new and innovative products. Job Overview: You will be a part of a team … which designs and implements new hardware modules to efficiently implement image processing algorithms, improves existing designs to increase performance, quality and power efficiency and builds ISP pipelines using these modules. Our design engineers need to constantly push the power, performance and area boundaries while generating designs that are robust, maintainable and deliverable to the outstanding quality that our … or VHDL Exposure to all stages of design: concept, specification, implementation and testing, documentation and support Excellent communication skills "Nice To Have" Skills and Experience : Experience/understanding of image processing functions Experience of designing to meet industry standard protocols (e.g. AMBA interfaces, DDR specifications) Experience of Functional Safety product development for the Automotive market (applying standards such More ❯

experience. Proficiency in Kotlin, with a strong understanding of Jetpack Compose and Fragments Experience in SDK development; pragmatic approaches to interface design and error handling and recovery. Knowledge of image processing (OpenCV) Knowledge of cameras & optics (Camera2, CameraX) Excellent software engineering skills with a focus on modern best practices (SOLID, Clean, TDD, CI/CD, automation) Knowledge of More ❯

such as H.264/AVC, H.265/HEVC, VP9. Knowledge of emerging video coding standards like VVC (H.266). Curiosity about applying AI/ML to video compression and image processing. Experience optimizing video codec IP under tight performance, power, and area constraints. Why join arm Be part of a global team pushing the boundaries of multimedia technology. See More ❯