Jobs at Catapult

Lead the design, automation, security, and operation of Catapult’s global cloud and hybrid infrastructure. Own AWS platform engineering, Terraform or Ansible IaC, CI/CD pipelines, observability, reliability, compliance, and AppSec integration. Define the platform architecture roadmap, establish reusable engineering standards, and influence engineering, security, and finance stakeholders while delivering scalable, secure infrastructure for sports performance data and video services.

Design, build, test, deploy, and maintain backend services and frontend experiences for a football analytics platform. Own features from architecture through production operation, contribute to API and distributed-system design, participate in code reviews and engineering processes, improve code quality and architecture, and collaborate with Product and engineering teams to deliver reliable software.

The Principal Computer Vision Engineer will lead a team to develop computer vision and tracking systems for sports performance technology, optimizing models, and ensuring system reliability.

Lead development of RaceWatch motorsport software, design and prioritise features with product and customers, mentor engineers, deliver high-quality, reusable code, ensure reliability, and support live motorsport events.

Design, train, and deploy computer vision models and classical CV pipelines from raw video ingestion to production inference. Build geometric vision solutions (camera calibration, homography), optimize inference (TensorRT/ONNX Runtime), containerize Python microservices (Docker), support cross-platform desktop integration via ONNX Runtime C++ APIs, and develop automated data-curation pipelines to version and pre-label high-throughput datasets.

Lead development of computer vision and real-time tracking systems for camera-based sports products: train and optimize neural networks for edge inference, extend tracking and motion-recognition pipelines, own reliability and quality metrics, and analyze data to drive improvements across the perception stack.