About the job

New med-tech startup Sepsiscan is looking for a Embedded Systems Engineer. The role involves developing and optimizing a Raspberry Pi-based system for real-time image acquisition, processing, and display. The engineer will configure hardware, write software for image capture, processing, and analysis, and integrate with a GUI. Strong programming skills in C# and knowledge of image processing techniques are essential.

Responsibilities

• Develop a remote desktop connection to the Raspberry CM4.
• Configure Raspberry Compute Module 4 (Linux) for image acquisition and processing tasks.
• Develop Python or C# scripts for image capture from five cameras (four on MIPI CSI-2 bus, one on USB) with successive shifts.
• Implement C# code to read all 5 camera videos.
• Output the entire camera image to the GUI.
• Ensure captured images are in full resolution and correctly oriented.
• Develop a script to read I2C distance sensor values and display them on the screen.
• Create a script to determine distance range, calculate progress, and provide corresponding images.
• Collaborate with software engineers on image processing algorithms, GUI development (Blazor), and system integration.
• Test and optimize system performance for real-time image acquisition, processing, and display.
• Develop a mathematical algorithm to combine 5 image data into a single image and do image segmentation (using K-means and possibly other functions).
• Develop functional tests of algorithms in the form of unit tests.

Qualifications

• Strong proficiency in embedded systems development, particularly with Raspberry Pi or similar platforms.
• Experience with Linux operating system and command-line interface.
• Programming skills in C#.
• Knowledge of image acquisition and processing techniques.
• Familiarity with camera interfaces (MIPI CSI-2, USB).
• Understanding of I2C communication protocol.
• Experience with GUI development (Blazor preferred).
• Problem-solving and debugging abilities.