YOKOHAMA, JAPAN | ONSITE | SEVERAL POSITIONS | iOS, Android, ML, DB, Web, Unity | Visa assitance available for qualified candidates
16Lab (http://16lab.net/) is a multi-functional ring-like wearable computing device developer. VC backed, along with the Japanese government's subsidy program that supports highly competitive R&D-oriented innovative startups. 16Lab has garnered the best minds in engineering, manufacturing, and design from around the world to establish a successful product. We’re currently looking to add some engineers to our team.
We have already unveiled the first working prototype in October 2014: http://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelkanellos/2014/10/06/first... After the event, leading tech firms have expressed their willingness to partner with us in efforts for further technological advancements. Our key components are custom-made, which are by far the smallest of its kind. As a result, our open-innovation development approach and our world-class team of experts, came up with an ultra-small scale ring device.
If interested, please contact us at jobs@16lab.net.
We are looking for engineers who can work with us and expand the limits of the lump of sensors empowered through software. Our SDK will include functionalities such as attitude estimation, activity and gesture recognition. We have already started creating a number of mobile appllications which work with our wearable computing device. Candidates are expected to achieve those qualifications.
Qualified candidates should have exceptional skills and experience in:
- iOS development
- Android development
- Machine Learning
*Web and Unity development is an advantage.
16Lab (http://16lab.net/) is a multi-functional ring-like wearable computing device developer. VC backed, along with the Japanese government's subsidy program that supports highly competitive R&D-oriented innovative startups. 16Lab has garnered the best minds in engineering, manufacturing, and design from around the world to establish a successful product. We’re currently looking to add some engineers to our team.
We have already unveiled the first working prototype in October 2014: http://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelkanellos/2014/10/06/first... After the event, leading tech firms have expressed their willingness to partner with us in efforts for further technological advancements. Our key components are custom-made, which are by far the smallest of its kind. As a result, our open-innovation development approach and our world-class team of experts, came up with an ultra-small scale ring device.
If interested, please contact us at jobs@16lab.net.