Hiring Freshers | AI & Embedded Engineers | B.Tech/M.Tech ECE | Immediate
- Source: LinkedIn
- AMI Technologies
- On-site
- Hyderabad
- Full-Time
- Mid level
Job Description
AMI Technologies is expanding its AI Development Team and looking for passionate freshers who want to work on real-world Edge AI, Audio AI, DSP and Embedded T echnologies.
🔹 Position
AI / Embedded Engineer – Fresher
🎓 Qualification
- B.Tech / M.Tech – ECE
- Fresh graduates with a strong interest in AI, DSP, Embedded Systems and Signal Processing
- 0–1 year experience
What You’ll Work On
You will be part of our AI engineering team working on:
- Edge AI & Physical AI
- Audio AI & Voice AI
- Speech Processing
- DSP & Signal Processing
- Microphone Array Processing & Beamforming
- AI Model Integration & Optimization
- Embedded AI / AI on SoCs
- Real-world AI applications for Automotive, Consumer Electronics and Robotics
🛠️ Skills / Knowledge
Knowledge of any of the following will be an advantage:
- C / C++
- Python
- MATLAB
- Digital Signal Processing
- Machine Learning / Deep Learning
- Embedded Systems
- Audio / Speech Processing
- Neural Networks
Strong fundamentals and willingness to learn are more important than prior industry experience.
📍 Location
Hyderabad, India
⏱️ Joining
Immediate Joiners
🌟Why Join AMI Technologies?
Work with an experienced engineering team building DeepTech AI products for real-world applications , including our Conversation Ownership Engine (COE) and next-generation Audio Intelligence / Physical AI platforms .
If you are an ECE graduate excited about building AI systems—not just using AI tools , we would like to hear from you!
📩 Send your CV to:
Please mention “AI Fresher – ECE” in the subject line.
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Skills
- processing-js
- cplusplus
- Python
- MATLAB
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