May 19

We are recruiting!

We are preparing intensively to start a new amazing multidisciplinary R&D project regarding football matches visualisations in AR/VR. We would like to invite new members at different levels of expertise to our team. In particular there is place for specialists in C++/Unreal Engine.

Join us to participate in this fascinating project: “System for 3D visualisation of sport events in real time for interactive broadcasting”. Our goal is to utilise deep learning for reliable full 3D visualisation of sport events with multiple participants. The system will work in real time based on high resolution imagery from fast cameras. The 40 months project will be realised in cooperation with National Centre for Nuclear Research and Warsaw University of Technology.

What we want you to know:
– C++
– CI/CD – how to use it
– TDD – we work this way

Optional:
– Unreal Engine experience

If you are interested in our offer, please send your CV here: info@sportvision.tech

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