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MWDN
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MWDN is an international recruitment and outstaffing company with 23+ years of experience connecting exceptional tech talent with leading companies across Israel, the USA, Great Britain, and Western Europe. In this role, MWDN acts as the recruitment partner, and the selected candidate will work directly with the client’s team on their product in an international environment.
Here’s what you can expect when you join MWDN:
Why choose us? MWDN is ranked among the top 5 IT employers in our region according to DOU. We take pride in our transparency and strong commitment to our team. Curious to learn more? See what our employees say about working with us on DOU.
A US-based software company building an all-in-one platform for roofing professionals. The product enables contractors to remotely measure roofs, generate detailed reports and instant estimates, and present materials to customers through web and mobile applications. The company is enhancing its aerial-image recognition capabilities and exploring new ways to apply AI across the product. The environment offers direct access to the co-founder, fast decision-making, minimal bureaucracy, and a strong culture of ownership and innovation.
We are looking for a curious, creative, and product-minded AI/ML Engineer who can significantly improve our computer vision capabilities and identify new opportunities to apply AI across the product.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys experimentation, quickly transforms ideas into working prototypes, and is comfortable independently exploring new technologies and approaches. We are looking for an engineer who can take ownership of an open-ended problem rather than wait for detailed instructions.
✅ Intro call with a Recruiter — ✅ Intro with the client — ✅ Tech interview — ✅ Final client interview— ✅ Offer
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