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Lead Engineer

4 August 2026

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Every sensor. One clock.

We build camera hardware for robotics teams fusing heterogeneous sensors. Two global-shutter sensors, one shared clock, a fixed 70 mm baseline. Point it at a robot arm wearing a tactile glove and vision, touch and motion all land on the same instant.

Getting the clock right was the first half, and the board does that today. The second half is everything that happens to the two frames after they arrive, and that is the half we are hiring for.

See the hardware: AnchorCam Stereo

Backed By #

Kay Kyungsik Woo · Founder & CEO of MVL Labs , the company behind TADA, a mobility platform on MVL Chain (2M+ users, 200K+ drivers, $40M+ raised, ~250 employees globally).

What You’ll Build #

  • Stereo calibration and rectification that survives a rig being knocked, remounted and driven around, not just a checkerboard on a desk
  • Depth from the pair: matching, subpixel refinement, and being honest about where it fails
  • ISP work on the vision SoC, on real sensors rather than in a simulator, under the constraint that both cameras have to agree
  • Measurement rather than vibes: the tooling that proves two frames really did share an instant, and says how far off they are when they did not
  • Making the on-board NPU earn its power budget

Requirements #

  • You have shipped image processing that ran on a device, not only in a notebook
  • Comfortable at the sensor end of the stack: raw frames, exposure, timing, calibration
  • Can go full-time starting now

Nice to Have #

  • Stereo depth or multi-camera calibration in something that left the lab
  • MIPI CSI-2, sensor bring-up, or ISP tuning experience
  • Visual-inertial odometry, or having fused a camera with an IMU and been burned by the timestamps

What We Offer #

  • 3% to 4% equity · the first engineering hire, and the grant is sized to match
  • Hybrid-remote · work remotely, but able to be in Seoul periodically for in-person collaboration
  • Hardware that already exists. The board is fabricated and populated, so your first week goes on real frames from real sensors instead of waiting on a fab

Every frame is also hardware-signed at capture. If that half interests you it has its own page , and the earlier thinking behind it is in the Signing Right Away whitepaper.

Interested? → hello@mutual.solutions

This post was drafted with the help of Claude. All research, decisions, and editorial judgment are my own.