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Computer Vision Engineer Salary in SF Bay Area

Computer Vision Engineer Job Description

Computer Vision Engineers are software engineers who develop unique algorithms or programs for imaging systems and other devices to solve different tasks. Some of the areas in which a computer vision engineer may be found include biometrics, robotics, facial recognition and image restoration. They work with a variety of hardware devices and also design, develop and debug programs designed to run on prototype equipment.

Computer vision engineers typically work within a team made of specialists from different engineering disciplines. Entry-level engineers may initially work as software engineers debugging codes. Their work may include designing and building advanced solutions for technologies like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR). In addition to having an advanced degree, most computer vision engineers are skilled in several programming languages, including C++.

Living and Working in San Francisco

Home to major online businesses such as Twitter, Dropbox, Lyft and Craigslist, San Francisco has a booming tech industry that involves a mix of small startups and major companies. The city also has a thriving arts, retail and financial sector, with companies like Wells Fargo, NFX Guild and Charles Schwab. In 2016, the unemployment rate in the city was 2.9%, lower than the national average.

Each neighborhood in San Francisco offers a slightly different experience. Hayes Valley is a popular pick with fashionistas and foodies while the Financial District is packed with high rise apartments and commercial buildings. Hip, young professionals are often found in the cafes and bars of the Mission District.

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Compare Computer Vision Engineer salaries by region

Computer Vision Engineers are highest in demand in SF Bay Area, London, and New York. Browse and compare average salaries in locations where this role is also popular:

  1. San Diego
  2. $181,666
  3. SF Bay Area
  4. $175,398
  5. Seattle
  6. $170,220
  7. Austin
  8. $169,240
  9. Los Angeles
  10. $161,933
  11. New York
  12. $159,491
  13. Boston
  14. $158,646
  15. Toronto
  16. C$156,050
  17. Denver
  18. $154,375
  19. Chicago
  20. $145,214
  21. Washington D.C.
  22. $143,463
  23. Houston
  24. $142,428
  25. Philadelphia
  26. $138,444
  27. Dallas/Ft Worth
  28. $137,006
  29. Tampa
  30. $126,666
  31. Atlanta
  32. $124,500
  33. Columbus
  34. $95,000
  35. London
  36. £81,758
  37. France
  38. €62,500
  1. San Diego
  2. $181,666
  3. SF Bay Area
  4. $175,398
  5. Seattle
  6. $170,220
  7. Austin
  8. $169,240
  9. Los Angeles
  10. $161,933
  11. New York
  12. $159,491
  13. Boston
  14. $158,646
  15. Toronto
  16. C$156,050
  17. Denver
  18. $154,375
  19. Chicago
  20. $145,214
  21. Washington D.C.
  22. $143,463
  23. Houston
  24. $142,428
  25. Philadelphia
  26. $138,444
  27. Dallas/Ft Worth
  28. $137,006
  29. Tampa
  30. $126,666
  31. Atlanta
  32. $124,500
  33. Columbus
  34. $95,000
  35. London
  36. £81,758
  37. France
  38. €62,500
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Where Computer Vision Engineers are highest in demand

    Computer Vision Engineers are highest in demand in SF Bay Area, London, and New York. Browse and compare average salaries in locations where this role is also popular: