LMI Technologies builds smart 3D sensors and 2D cameras for inline factory inspection, backed by a C++/OpenCV/HALCON imaging stack with CMake, Google Test and Jenkins CI. Accelerating, engineering-heavy hiring across Germany, China, Vietnam and India points to a globally distributed R&D footprint, while repeated post-merger integration and HR due-diligence signals suggest the company is absorbing an acquisition.
LMI Technologies is a privately held maker of industrial machine vision hardware and software, headquartered in Burnaby, BC, and founded in 1998. Its Gocator line covers laser, snapshot and line confocal 3D sensors plus 2D smart cameras, unified under the GoPxL software platform for measurement, defect detection, OCR and AI-based inspection. Customers are manufacturers and OEMs that need non-contact quality control on production lines. The company employs 201–500 people and hires across Canada, the United States, Germany, China, Vietnam and India.
LMI's stack includes C++, C#, Python, OpenCV, HALCON and MATLAB for vision software, CMake, Google Test, Jenkins and Bamboo for builds, plus Azure, AWS, GCP, Salesforce and NetSuite.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the dominant department, mostly at mid-level, with additional openings in HR, manufacturing and sales.
LMI Technologies hires in Canada, the United States, Germany, China, Vietnam and India, with headquarters in Burnaby, BC.
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