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Senior Android Computer Vision Engineer
About this role
Senior Android Computer Vision Engineer Location: Budapest, Hungary Ways of working: Hybrid Contract: Permanent, full-time About Hawk-Eye Innovations Hawk-Eye Innovations is at the forefront of sports technology, delivering officiating, tracking, broadcast and performance solutions across some of the world's biggest sports. As part of Sony Sports, we continue to push the boundaries of innovation, helping athletes, coaches, teams, broadcasters and governing bodies make better decisions through technology.
Bring computer vision to the world of sport What if athletes, coaches and teams could access the kind of tracking technology that has traditionally been out of reach? We’re building a new generation of tracking services for elite and semi-professional sport, putting powerful computer vision technology directly into the hands of the people who need it most. We’re looking for a Senior Android Computer Vision Engineer to help make that possible.
You’ll join a small, cross-functional engineering team building products at the cutting edge of sport and technology. With the direction set and plenty still to be built, you’ll have the autonomy to shape solutions, make important technical decisions and see your work make a real difference. The role You’ll own computer vision on the device, taking detection and tracking models and making them work reliably on consumer Android phones and tablets.
That means much more than getting a model to run. You’ll optimise and profile inference for real-world hardware, balancing performance with accuracy across different devices, lighting conditions and environments. You’ll work close to the camera capture pipeline, where frame timing, exposure and device behaviour can all affect the quality of the output. Your challenge is to ensure that the data produced on a mobile device is accurate, reliable and trusted by the wider tracking system.
You’ll work closely with mobile, backend, computer vision and machine learning engineers, with the freedom to own both your technical approach and its implementation. We also embrace AI-augmented and AI-delegated development as part of how we work, enabling a small team to build and iterate at pace. This is an opportunity to solve genuinely challenging engineering problems, influence how on-device vision is built and help establish the foundations for a technology that can change how sport is experienced and analysed.