Computer vision recruits

10 May 2012

The Hego Group is expanding our computer vision research and development team in Stockholm and has both junior and senior positions available.

We provide graphics solutions and services for enhancing TV and sport, including market leading real-time player tracking under the name of Tracab. Our technology has been used in some of the world’s most exciting sporting events including the World Cup, European Cup, Champions League, Premier
League, Spanish League, Wimbledon, Formula 1, and NFL. You would be working in a close-knit team specialising in computer vision systems for sports, primarily for live media applications. We have several positions available and are looking for candidates to start Sept 2012 – Jan 2013.

Desired Skills & Experience
Applicants with experience in one or more of the following are invited to apply.
• Computer vision
• Machine learning
• Graph-based optimisation methods
• Data mining
• GPU programming (especially CUDA)
• Real-time programming
• Video and data streaming

Applicants should have programming skills in C++.

Company Description
During the course of a year the Hego Group delivers graphics, statistics and virtual effects to more than 1,000 different events, including sports, game shows and other happenings. We work together with TV-stations, production companies, federations and event organisers. We deliver know-how, operators, hardware, software or entire production teams.

This is an exciting life! The width and power of these operations has over the years turned the Hego Group into a hub of talented and experienced people. If you feel like challenging yourself you are welcome to join us. We pride ourselves in hiring people with unusual skills and professional experiences. Humour, self-esteem and always looking up and above are other characteristics you find amongst the people at Hego.
For more information visit our websites www.hegogroup.com and www.tracab.com

The job is based in Stockholm.

Please send your application to: career@hegogroup.com

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