Industrial Camera Integration Engineer

Posted 8 days ago

cybercodersEast Boston (MA)

Industrial Engineers All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120,000 to $160,000

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About the role

Industrial Camera Integration Engineer

Location: Hybrid, Greater Boston Area

Salary: $120,000 to $160,000 base, plus equity and benefits

Employment Type: Full-TimeWe are a growing technology company developing industrial vision and imaging solutions for manufacturing environments. Our products combine industrial cameras, software, and automation technologies to help production teams improve visibility, quality, and operational efficiency. We are looking for an Industrial Camera Integration Engineer to own the camera and imaging side of the platform. This person will integrate industrial cameras into production software systems, troubleshoot image acquisition issues, optimize camera performance, and partner with software engineers on backend services and device management. This is a hybrid role for candidates located in the Greater Boston area.

What You Will Be Doing:

Integrate industrial camera capture into production software pipelines
Develop and maintain GenICam camera SDK integrations, including Basler Pylon
Configure area-scan and line-scan cameras for manufacturing applications
Troubleshoot latency, dropped frames, triggering, synchronization, and image acquisition issues
Optimize exposure, gain, frame rate, lighting synchronization, and other camera settings
Partner with software engineers on backend services supporting image capture and device management
Test and validate camera systems in industrial environments
Support deployments, commissioning, and customer troubleshooting
Evaluate cameras, lenses, optics, and lighting for new applications
Contribute to future integrations with PLCs, SCADA systems, sensors, and factory equipment
What You Need

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Controls Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field2 or more years of hands-on experience integrating industrial cameras in manufacturing or automation environments2 or more years of Python programming experienceExperience with Basler cameras and the Pylon SDK or Pylon APIExperience with GenICam and GigE Vision Experience with area-scan or line-scan camera systems Experience troubleshooting image acquisition, triggering, latency, synchronization, and frame-drop issues Familiarity with industrial networking protocols such as EtherNet/IP, Modbus, or OPC UAAbility to work across camera hardware, software integrations, and production systems

Nice to Have:

C++ or C# experience
OpenCV or other image-processing libraries
Experience with Cognex, Keyence, SICK, Teledyne FLIR, Allied Vision, IDS, or Pleora
Experience selecting lenses, optics, strobes, and industrial lighting
Linux experienceExperience building APIs, SDK integrations, backend services, or device-management toolsPLC programming or equipment integration experienceSCADA experienceExperience commissioning systems in manufacturing facilities

Why Join Us:

Work on industrial vision technology used in real manufacturing environments
Own a critical part of the product from hardware selection through software deployment
Join a growing engineering team solving real-world automation challenges
Competitive salary, benefits, and equity
Flexible hybrid work environment
Direct impact on the product and technology

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