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Algorithm Design Engineer (Graduate/Junior Level)

Ljubljana, Osrednjeslovenska, SloveniaEarly careerDesign

Listed on ON Semiconductor ’s official careers site. Posted September 15, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Image processing algorithm development. defining architectures

Responsibilities

Developing algorithms for image processing that fit defined constraints related to technology, power and area. This includes generating newly developed solutions based on physical background modeling of the problem or modeling based on data-mining approach as well as research of publicly published solutions. Validation of developed algorithms using regressions and other comparison based methods. Building a regression image data base.

Doing calibration and tuning for the purpose of testing and validating the newly developed algorithms. Preparing tools for calibration and tuning of newly developed algorithms.

Qualifications

Master’s degree in a technical field, or currently in the final year of a Master’s program. We are looking for bright, motivated individuals with a strong willingness to learn, grow, and take on new challenges.

Functional skills

Advanced level of computer skills, good programming skills, fluent English (speak/write)

Competencies

Understand and is guided by business strategies, analyze information & make recommendations, suggest and contribute to new ideas, complete tasks/objectives

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