Is it easy to find a job if you study image processing? Where do you usually work? How is the salary?

In fact, many IT graduates end up looking for similar jobs: with a master's degree or below, they usually go to enterprises to do software development and testing, such as Huawei and ZTE. These companies don't require you to have a professional counterpart, as long as you have the corresponding academic background and ability.

If you want to work with your counterpart, there is a company called ArcSoft, which makes image processing software. If you have a better theoretical foundation, you can study algorithms, otherwise you can do software development. If the professional level is high, Microsoft Research Asia specializes in image processing.

There are other research institutes that can be considered. Compared with private enterprises, the work is easier, but the salary is lower, but the benefits are better.

If you have a doctorate, you can consider becoming a teacher in a university.