Computer Vision Engineer

TRACKMAN A/S; Brådebæk; On-site; DKK 520,000 - 780,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Office at DTU Science Park

Modern facilities

Job summary

Trackman is hiring a Computer Vision Engineer to join the Golf Launch Monitor R&D team in Denmark. The role spans feasibility studies on optical sensors, real-time tracking pipelines, and diagnosing and improving products across demanding deployment environments.

We seek MSc/PhD or early-career engineers with a strong foundation in computer vision, sensors, and software engineering, capable of cross‑functional collaboration with hardware, firmware, and QA teams.

Qualifications

• MSc/PhD graduates or early-career engineers with 0–3 years in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Applied Mathematics, Physics, or related field.
• Hands‑on experience with computer vision, sensors, image processing.
• Strong software engineering background with C++ and/or Python.
• Keen interest in camera sensors, calibration, 3D geometry, and feature tracking.

Responsibilities

• Sensor & Hardware Integration: evaluate cameras, optics, and illumination; diagnose interface edge cases.

Skills

Computer Vision

Sensors

Image processing

C++/Python

Software engineering

Education

MSc/PhD in CS/Robotics/EE

Tools

CUDA

TensorRT

Embedded Linux

Job description

Are you looking for a role where you can combine theoretical computer vision, hardware integration, and robust software development?
Trackman is looking for a Computer Vision Engineer to join our Golf Launch Monitor R&D team. You will join the team in building high-precision tracking systems engineered to perform reliably in challenging environments and satisfy the highest requirements of elite athletes.

Whether you are a recent graduate or have a couple of years of experience in electrical engineering, computer science, embedded/mechatronics, or related fields, this is an opportunity to build deep technical expertise while working hands-on with some of the most challenging problems in computer vision and sensor technology.

Since 2003, Trackman has been on the forefront of sports tracking technology, combining high-speed cameras, radar, and applied physics. Our products are used daily by professional athletes, coaches, club fitters, and broadcasters worldwide. Staying at the forefront requires more than developing new technology. It means continuously improving, testing, and hardening existing systems, so they work flawlessly every single day in real-world conditions.

The Role

As a Computer Vision Engineer, you will work across the development lifecycle: running feasibility studies on new optical sensors, helping design real-time tracking pipelines, and taking pride in diagnosing, maintaining, and improving products across demanding deployment environment.

We are looking for motivated engineers who pair a strong theoretical academic foundation with the practical instinct to roll up their sleeves, diagnose tricky integration bottlenecks, and build technology that works.

You will join the Golf Launch Monitors R&D team, a highly skilled, multidisciplinary group of specialists working across computer vision, radar signal processing, mathematical modeling, and software engineering. We are committed to excellence and operate with a first-principles mindset, constantly pushing physical and computational boundaries to ensure our tracking accuracy remains the global benchmark.

Key Responsibilities

• Sensor & Hardware Integration: Evaluate next-generation camera sensors, optical setups, and custom illumination; diagnose hardware/software interface edge cases (e.g., latency, frame drops, synchronization).

• Algorithm & Pipeline Design: Develop, tune, and profile real-time 2D/3D vision tracking and calibration algorithms capable of handling all kinds of challenging cases.

• Production Engineering & Maintenance: Write clean, testable C++ and Python code. Maintain, refactor, and harden existing production codebases to ensure long-term stability and high uptime.

• Field-Data Validation: Analyze real-world datasets collected across challenging environments to identify vulnerabilities, eliminate subtle tracking bugs, and continuously raise tracking accuracy.

• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with hardware, firmware, and QA teams to translate ambiguous physical challenges into reliable, deployable software solutions.

Job requirements

Who You Are:

• You are a recent MSc/PhD graduate or early-career engineer with approximately 0–3 years of experience in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Applied Mathematics, Physics, or related field.

• You have gained hands‑on experience with computer vision, sensors, image processing,

• You have a strong interest in – areas such as camera sensors, calibration, 3D geometry, feature tracking, or image‑processing pipelines.

• You have gained experience in software engineering through professional research, or substantial university projects.

• You have strong academic or practical skills in C++ and/or Python and care about writing efficient, structured, and maintainable code.

• You enjoy solving complex technical problems, digging into code and data, and investigating issues until you understand their root cause.

• You are curious, highly motivated, organized, and comfortable taking ownership in a collaborative and informal engineering environment.

Bonus Points For:

Experience or interest in any of the following is an advantage:

• High-speed or global‑shutter imaging

• Embedded Linux or RTOS

• Camera‑radar sensor fusion

• CUDA, SIMD, TensorRT, or similar acceleration technologies

• Sports technology, biomechanics, or golf tracking

The Office

We are located at DTU Science Park in Hørsholm. We take great pride in the state-of-art building we have designed! The office features bright meeting rooms, coffee areas to catch up with colleagues, a large testing arena with simulators available for employees and a fitness center, everything surrounded by a beautiful forest and respecting the environment. We made sure to utilize the newest technologies to be energy efficient and be mindful of ventilation and sound propagation. The cherry on top is our canteen: with an indoor and outdoor area to enjoy the fresh food prepared by our own kitchen staff.

Join the home of a powerful sports brand and a one‑of‑a‑kind technology

Our proprietary technology is based on expert knowledge about radar, computer vision, data, and software engineering. Our solutions are developed by specialists who endlessly explore and challenge new technical boundaries. Trackman’s blend of cutting‑edge technology, sports, and continued growth make our company an outstanding place to work.

Our work culture is entrepreneurial, ambitious, and rewarding as you get to collaborate with inspiring colleagues and interact with the leaders of golf, baseball, and football. Based on a unique brand reputation, we are proud to work in close partnership with the top athletes, organizations, and teams that rely on our technology to stay ahead of the race.

We are a Danish company founded, owned, and managed since 2003 by three entrepreneurs with a strong passion for sports. Today, we have a global footprint with our headquarters located in Denmark (Hørsholm) and offices in New York, Phoenix, Seoul and Tokyo. We employ over 1000+ people worldwide, half of which work in Denmark, where most hardware and software products are developed, tested, and manufactured.

Where innovation happens

At Trackman, we know that great people make great products. We believe that teams thrive, and innovation sparks in an atmosphere where people are encouraged to think for themselves, where everybody’s voices are heard, and where the best ideas prevail in the pursuit of exceptional solutions. This mix makes Trackman an inspiring company – for our customers and colleagues.