Graduate Software Engineer & Product Designer—Sports Tech

EngRadar; Alkmaar; On-site; EUR 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Beyond Sports Academy 2027 in Alkmaar combines real-time data visualization with Emmy-winning broadcasts. We seek graduates in software engineering and product design to join early on, contribute to mobile, backend, frontend, ML, and game-engine work for live sports.

You’ll work from day one with experienced engineers and designers on products used across the sports industry, owning real work and shaping the next generation of live broadcasts.

Qualifications

• Excellent degree, bootcamp or standout project experience in their chosen discipline.
• Deep curiosity about how things work and the confidence to figure things out.
• Evidence of shipping things: apps, projects, portfolios, open-source contributions.
• Strong communication skills to work with engineers, designers and product teams from day one.
• Comfort with ambiguity and the drive to learn quickly with support around you.
• Interest in sport and how technology changes the fan experience is a bonus.

Responsibilities

• From week one you’ll work alongside experienced engineers and designers on products used across the sports industry.
• Own real work in your discipline from the start and contribute to live sports technology projects.
• Collaborate across mobile, backend, frontend, ML, QA, product design and art/Unity/Unreal Engine teams.

Skills

Mobile development

Backend

Frontend

Machine learning

QA

Product design

Art Unity Unreal Engine development

Education

Bachelor’s degree, bootcamp or standout project

Tools

Unity

Unreal Engine

Android Studio

Xcode

Job description

Beyond Sports Academy 2027 in Alkmaar combines real-time data visualization with Emmy-winning broadcasts. We seek graduates in software engineering and product design to join early on, contribute to mobile, backend, frontend, ML, and game-engine work for live sports.

You’ll work from day one with experienced engineers and designers on products used across the sports industry, owning real work and shaping the next generation of live broadcasts.