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AI/ML Intern (Project-Based) – Transformer & Wire Fault Detection
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Vedita Ventures
Java Instructor/Trainers(Work from home/School students/US shift)
Vedita Ventures • via SimplyHired
18 hours ago
Part-time
No Degree Mentioned
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Job description:
We are currently looking for a subject-matter expert in Java who can teach programming concepts in Java to kids in middle and high school throughout the school year. You must have experience with OOPS and preferably data structures in Java.
Responsibilities:
• You would be responsible for following the lesson plans and teaching programming concepts in Java.
• On a day-to-day bas...
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chainfly
AI/ML Intern (Project-Based) – Transformer & Wire Fault Detection
chainfly • India • via Wellfound
15 hours ago
₹4K–₹6K a year
Internship
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Job description
We’re seeking a passionate AI/ML Intern to join a high-impact project focused on building an image-based fault detection model for transformers and wires using Roboflow, Kaggle datasets, and OpenCV. Your goal? Achieve +0%+ accuracy in real-world scenarios.
Type: Remote Project-Based
Duration: Until model reaches benchmark (Flexible Timeline)
Focus: Object detection, classification, and image pre-processing
What You’ll Do
Collect, clean, and label images from Kaggle and custom sources
Build and train AI models using Roboflow for transformer and wire fault detection
Use OpenCV for image enhancement and preprocessing
Optimize and evaluate the model for +0%+ accuracy
Test the model with real-world images or smartphone datasets
You Are
A student/fresher with knowledge of Computer Vision and Machine Learning
Experienced with Python, OpenCV, Roboflow, and using public datasets (Kaggle)
A critical thinker with a problem-solving mindset
Passionate about fault detection, power infrastructure, or clean tech applications
Bonus
Prior work on transformer, power lines, or electrical component datasets
Familiarity with YOLOv8, CNN, or Vision Transformers
Vedita Ventures
Java Instructor/Trainers(Work from home/School students/US shift)
Vedita Ventures • via SimplyHired
18 hours ago
Part-time
No Degree Mentioned
Apply on SimplyHired
Job description
Job description:
We are currently looking for a subject-matter expert in Java who can teach programming concepts in Java to kids in middle and high school throughout the school year. You must have experience with OOPS and preferably data structures in Java.
Responsibilities:
• You would be responsible for following the lesson plans and teaching programming concepts in Java.
• On a day-to-day bas...
Show full description
Report this listing
chainfly
AI/ML Intern (Project-Based) – Transformer & Wire Fault Detection
chainfly • India • via Wellfound
15 hours ago
₹4K–₹6K a year
Internship
Apply directly on Wellfound
Job description
We’re seeking a passionate AI/ML Intern to join a high-impact project focused on building an image-based fault detection model for transformers and wires using Roboflow, Kaggle datasets, and OpenCV. Your goal? Achieve +0%+ accuracy in real-world scenarios.
Type: Remote Project-Based
Duration: Until model reaches benchmark (Flexible Timeline)
Focus: Object detection, classification, and image pre-processing
What You’ll Do
Collect, clean, and label images from Kaggle and custom sources
Build and train AI models using Roboflow for transformer and wire fault detection
Use OpenCV for image enhancement and preprocessing
Optimize and evaluate the model for +0%+ accuracy
Test the model with real-world images or smartphone datasets
You Are
A student/fresher with knowledge of Computer Vision and Machine Learning
Experienced with Python, OpenCV, Roboflow, and using public datasets (Kaggle)
A critical thinker with a problem-solving mindset
Passionate about fault detection, power infrastructure, or clean tech applications
Bonus
Prior work on transformer, power lines, or electrical component datasets
Familiarity with YOLOv8, CNN, or Vision Transformers
