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Neatco Engineering Services Inc.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the Circular Economy

Waterloo, Ontario

Automation Machinery Manufacturing
11–50 people

About

Founded in 2010, Neatco Engineering Services Inc. is a professional engineering company based in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, with additional employees overseas. We are composed of a tight-knit team of engineers and programmers with a common goal to try and reshape waste automation through the use of machine vision, AI, and robotics. With over a decade of combined experience in R&D, we strive to find ways to make technology that once only existed in labs, accessible and affordable to even the smallest players in the industry. Our vision is to reshape the waste industry through technological advancements and further the world in transition to a Circular Economy. Our mission is to provide advanced automation solutions that are affordable and accessible for players throughout the waste industry.

Open positions

Physical AI Engineer

On-site · Waterloo

Get the camera-to-robot prototype running, understand it, and extend it by connecting object detection and depth perception to robot motion in simulation. Add realistic physics simulation and calibration, use AI coding tools with tests and checks, and help transition the system from simulation to real industrial robots.

Physical AI Engineer

On-site · Waterloo

Get the camera-to-robot prototype running, understand and extend it, and connect object detection and depth perception to robot motion in simulation. Add realistic physics simulation and calibration, use AI coding tools with tests and checks, and help transition the system from simulation to real industrial robots.

Machine Learning Engineer

On-site · Waterloo

Train, evaluate, and optimize computer vision models for industrial inspection, improving accuracy, latency, and robustness while exploring continual, incremental, and few-shot learning. Build data and evaluation pipelines, deploy models to NVIDIA GPU and edge hardware, work with industrial imaging and 3D sensors, and document experiments and benchmarks.