814 | Senior C#/.Net Developer (Short term)
Intetics Inc., a leading global technology company providing custom software application development, distributed professional teams, software product quality assessment, and “all-things-digital” solutions, is looking for Senior .Net Engineer to enrich its team with a skilled professional to spread company’s ideas, vision, content and messages. Responsibilities: Develop and maintain a high-performance image processing system capable of processing up to terabytes of 3D images and raster images per day. Availability 24/7 Implement algorithms and techniques to efficiently process and analyze images, including image segmentation, feature extraction, and object recognition Develop tools and applications (back-end) to visualize and manipulate 3D images and point cloud data Optimize processing speed and memory usage for maximum efficiency Implement database management solutions to store and retrieve image data efficiently Implement integration with embedded devices via gRPC protocol. Collaborate with other team members, including microscope hardware engineers, to ensure seamless integration of the image processing system with the overall workflow. Requirements Technical Skills: Extensive experience in C# programming language (.NET/.NET Core) Strong understanding of performance optimization, image processing algorithms and techniques Experience with 3D image processing, including point cloud data, mesh generation, and rendering Experience with raster image processing and manipulation Familiarity with image file formats, including TIFF, JPEG, and PNG Knowledge of multithreading and parallel processing Experience with SQL and large storage database management (MS SQL or PostgreSQL) Libraries Experience: Familiarity with .NET libraries, such as ADO.NET, Entity Framework, or Dapper Familiarity with gRPC protocol. Nice to have: experience with image processing libraries, such as OpenCV, EmguCV, or ImageMagick. Nice to have: experience with healthcare image processing in general, or Zeiss CZI in particular. Originally posted on Himalayas