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C++ Developer with Vision Processing 
at Sony in Tech City / Silicon Roundabout
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Hawk-Eye is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Europe currently recruiting to fill C++ software developer roles in the business. The position is full-time and is based at the Sony Europe head offices in Basingstoke, a 35 minute commute from London. All candidates must be able to program well in C++, have very good analytical and problem solving skills, and have a strong interest and preferably some experience in vision processing. The minimum academic qualification required is an upper second class honours degree in a scientific or engineering course.
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Hawk-Eye is the most sophisticated officiating tool used in any sport. It is accurate, reliable and practical, with fans around the globe now expecting and demanding it to be a part of every event.
Since its inception in 1999, Hawk-Eye has diversified and adapted to remain at the cutting edge of sports technology and broadcasting. It is now a fundamental part of both tennis and cricket officiating, whilst consistently delivering insightful statistical analysis for multiple sports. The company continues to proactively expand into new fields such as football and Gaelic sports. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of the Sony family and actively contribute to the best of British sporting innovation.
JOB ROLE »
The role of C++ Developer will require you to:
1. Produce, update and maintain software.
2. Develop, maintain and execute testing plans.
3. Produce, update and maintain technical documentation.
4. Maintain awareness of industry trends and emerging technologies.
5. Deliver projects on time and in full whilst also handling day-to-day operational issues.
Skills
The ideal candidate will have interest in and exposure to vision processing, with a strong engineering background.
Other desirable skills:
• Cuda
• OpenCL
To apply, please email: apply@hawkeyeinnovations.co.uk
Hawk-Eye is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Europe currently recruiting to fill C++ software developer roles in the business. The position is full-time and is based at the Sony Europe head offices in Basingstoke, a 35 minute commute from London. All candidates must be able to program well in C++, have very good analytical and problem solving skills, and have a strong interest and preferably some experience in vision processing. The minimum academic qualification required is an upper second class honours degree in a scientific or engineering course.
COMPANY »
Hawk-Eye is the most sophisticated officiating tool used in any sport. It is accurate, reliable and practical, with fans around the globe now expecting and demanding it to be a part of every event.
Since its inception in 1999, Hawk-Eye has diversified and adapted to remain at the cutting edge of sports technology and broadcasting. It is now a fundamental part of both tennis and cricket officiating, whilst consistently delivering insightful statistical analysis for multiple sports. The company continues to proactively expand into new fields such as football and Gaelic sports. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of the Sony family and actively contribute to the best of British sporting innovation.
JOB ROLE »
The role of C++ Developer will require you to:
1. Produce, update and maintain software.
2. Develop, maintain and execute testing plans.
3. Produce, update and maintain technical documentation.
4. Maintain awareness of industry trends and emerging technologies.
5. Deliver projects on time and in full whilst also handling day-to-day operational issues.
Skills
The ideal candidate will have interest in and exposure to vision processing, with a strong engineering background.
Other desirable skills:
• Cuda
• OpenCL
To apply, please email: apply@hawkeyeinnovations.co.uk
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