Founding Hardware Engineer — AI Sports Cameras (Melbourne)

Superstat; Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 150,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Superannuation

Relocation support

Job summary

Superstat, a fast-growing sports tech startup, seeks a founding hardware engineer in Melbourne to design, build and bring our AI-powered sports cameras to market. You’ll work with the founders and AI team to create reliable, scalable hardware that integrates with our computer vision platform.

You’ll own the hardware from prototype to production, selecting components, solving complex reliability issues and guiding the product toward manufacturing at scale.

Qualifications

• Shows ability to take a physical product from concept to production.
• Strong fundamentals across hardware engineering disciplines.
• Experience with cameras, imaging or manufacturing is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Design and build Superstat’s first AI-powered sports cameras from concept to prototype.
• Select and integrate cameras, sensors, processors, electronics and connectivity.
• Develop hardware architecture including power, thermal management and reliability.
• Collaborate with AI team to ensure footage supports computer vision analysis.
• Build, test and iterate prototypes at real sports games.
• Scale to production with suppliers and manufacturing partners.
• Own hardware testing, sourcing, costs and quality.
• Help recruit and lead the hardware engineering team as we grow.

Skills

Hardware engineering

Embedded systems

Electrical engineering

Robotics

Consumer electronics

Job description

Superstat, a fast-growing sports tech startup, seeks a founding hardware engineer in Melbourne to design, build and bring our AI-powered sports cameras to market. You’ll work with the founders and AI team to create reliable, scalable hardware that integrates with our computer vision platform.

You’ll own the hardware from prototype to production, selecting components, solving complex reliability issues and guiding the product toward manufacturing at scale.