Machine Vision Application Engineer

About Riwa Robotics

Riwa Robotics builds computer vision and AI systems for real-world factory environments. We work closely with manufacturers across Maharashtra to solve problems in inspection, traceability, analytics, and automation. Our work sits at the intersection of software, hardware, and machine intelligence, and every system we deploy is used directly on production lines.

Why work with us

If you want a place where you can actually build things instead of doing surface-level training, you’ll fit well here. Fresh graduates at Riwa get hands-on exposure to software development, model training, and deployment in manufacturing environments. We guide you deeply, but we expect ownership in return. This is the kind of team where you grow fast if you’re serious about developing real skills, taking responsibility, and sticking around long enough to master the craft.

Responsibilities:

• Study customer requirements and define the machine vision approach.

• Select the correct camera, lens, lighting, and hardware combinations.

• Build solution architecture and vision-system workflows.

• Configure software tools: ROI setup, exposure, lighting, calibration, inspection logic.

• Coordinate with PLC teams, OEMs, and automation partners.

• Deploy and debug vision systems at customer sites.

• Create documentation, wiring diagrams, and inspection logic charts.

Candidate profile

• BSc IT/CS or BE/BTech (Electronics, EXTC, Mechatronics, CS/IT).

• Strong interest in hardware + software + automation.

• Good problem-solving mindset with patience to debug real machines.

• Someone who takes responsibility for delivering a working system.

• Keen to learn industrial protocols, cameras, optics, and automation workflows.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ₹200,000.00 - ₹300,000.00 per year

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Preferred)

Application Question(s):

• Describe any hands-on project where you worked with hardware, sensors, tools, or electronics. What was your role?
• How do you usually approach troubleshooting something that isn’t working?

Work Location: In person