Kitware
OSTP Software Developer
About this role
Kitware's Open Source Software Technology Program offers a three-year opportunity for recent computer science graduates to develop innovative open-source software while earning a master's degree. You'll work on cutting-edge projects in computer vision, scientific computing, and medical applications while receiving full tuition reimbursement and a competitive salary.
What you'll do
- Develop open-source software platforms in computer vision, scientific computing, and data analytics
- Contribute to projects with global impact in medical computing and software solutions
- Work 32 hours per week during college semesters and 40 hours per week during summers
- Learn and apply open-source development processes and best practices
- Build technical leadership and professional skills throughout the program
What they're looking for
- Computer science fundamentals
- Software development and coding
- Open-source collaboration
- Computer vision or scientific computing experience (preferred)
- Problem-solving and technical curiosity
- Ability to balance work and graduate studies
Benefits
- 100% tuition reimbursement for master's degree (tuition, books, equipment, fees, supplies)
- Competitive salary during three-year program
- Hands-on experience with innovative open-source projects
- Technical leadership development and mentorship
- On-site work environment in Clifton Park, New York
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Kitware
Kitware develops innovative AI and machine learning software solutions, including computer vision, NLP, and generative AI technologies, often deployed for government agencies and commercial clients. The company is hiring Software Engineers and Machine Learning Engineers to work on cutting-edge research projects, open-source platforms, and real-world applications while collaborating with technical experts and customers.
- Website
- kitware.com
Likely interview questions
- What open-source projects or communities have you contributed to, and what did you learn from that experience?
- Describe a time you worked on a software project involving computer vision, scientific computing, or data analytics. What was your role and what challenges did you face?