Computer Vision Intern
Your logos and certificates get uploaded — nobody's checking them. Fix that. 🚨
MailerMen is looking for a Computer Vision Intern in Pune to build the visual quality layer nobody's built yet: catching blurry logos, screenshots of screenshots, and mismatched certificates before they go live.
📍 Pune, India — Hybrid (3 days/week)
💰 Unpaid — traded for a real, documented project + serious mentorship
🕒 3-month internship | 0 yrs exp required
What you'll build:
🔥 A PyTorch classifier separating usable logos from junk uploads
🔥 Your own training set from 8,000+ real stored images
🔥 OCR pipeline to flag mismatched names on certificates
🔥 Augmentation strategies tested against real data, not theory
You'll sit with 2 engineers in the Pune office, demo biweekly, and get code review that actually teaches you something — not just a rubber stamp.
What you need:
• Final-year student or recent grad (engineering/science)
• Python + NumPy + basic image handling
• Coursework/project exposure to CNNs
• 3 days/week in Pune for 3 months
Perks: certificate + LOR, lunch on office days, flexible exam leave.
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