Our cells inspect every part, not a sample, and that's only possible because of machine vision. As a Machine Vision Engineer, you'll build the perception that lets a line see, locate, and verify each unit in real time.

The role

You'll develop vision and sensor systems for guidance and inspection, from camera and lighting selection through the algorithms that catch a defect at line speed. Your work turns we think it's good into every unit is verified.

What you'll do

Design and deploy vision systems for part location and quality inspection, tune for line speed and reliability, and integrate perception with robot motion and controls. You'll build for the messy reality of a factory floor, not a lab.

What you'll bring

Experience with industrial machine vision and inspection, cameras, optics, lighting, and the software behind them. You understand the tradeoffs between speed and accuracy and how to make a vision system that holds up shift after shift.

Bonus points

Experience with 3D vision, deep-learning-based inspection, or high-speed applications. Familiarity with robot guidance is a plus.

Why Precept

We build our own lines because the line is the product as much as the part it makes. You'll work on real systems that ship to real factory floors, alongside a team that designs, builds, and operates everything in-house. We build in the U.S., and we build to last.