Company

TeleSecurity Sciences (TSS) develops solutions for security imaging systems ranging from image reconstruction algorithms to automatic target/threat recognition in collaboration with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the Transportation Security Laboratory (TSL) and major suppliers of security scanners. TSS is located in the Las Vegas area, approximately 15 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. The company offers relocation reimbursement, and local candidates are encouraged to apply.

Compensation

The company will pay competitive salary with benefits commensurate with experience and skills. This position will also be eligible for company’s employee stock option plan.

Application Process

U.S. Citizenship is required for most positions. All interested candidates are asked to send a cover letter along with a resume/CV to jobs@TeleSecuritySciences.com.

2. Image Processing Scientist/Engineer

Job Description

The job involves the development of advanced imaging and image processing/recognition algorithms. The ability to analyze the imaging system in detail for the selection/development of appropriate algorithms will be highly valued. The successful applicant will be assigned to any one of the following tasks: (1) detection of liquids in bags using dual-energy X-ray data from multiple views, (2) recognition of certain objects (e.g., threats) in cluttered images, including X-ray projection and CT multi-slice images, (3) development of advanced 3-D volume rendering and visualization workstations, (4) assist in the development of related grants and proposals and (5) present/publish papers in conferences and journals. The software will be developed in a combination of C++, C# and Matlab. The position will report to the CTO.

Qualifications

The applicant will have a recent degree in engineering, physics, or math, preferably a Ph.D. (B.S./M.S also acceptable). The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable in one or more of the following areas: (1) application programming, (2) statistical image/signal processing, and (3) X-ray and CT physics.