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Who are we?
We at Track160 believe that every football (soccer) team and player deserve to make use of the same high-quality data solutions currently available only to the few elite clubs!
Track160's optical tracking SaaS platform is the only fully automated solution providing football (soccer) clubs and academies with highly accurate tactical video, performance data, and sports science data, all in one product suite. While others require multiple, expensive, cameras setup and manual labor to operate; we leverage AI and Deep Learning techniques and only one off-the-shelf camera set at a single viewpoint, to achieve the highest FIFA EPTS standard.
So come on board:
Track160 is growing fast and looking for an experienced and talented Full-Stack Developer to join our R&D team and take part in building our software products.
We're looking for someone who demonstrates a deep understanding of NODE.JS with the ability to take charge of his deliverables across the board, guiding the R&D team and QA to get exceptional results.
As a Full-Stack Dev at Track160, you’ll be part our continuous strive for innovation to become the market leader in sports tracking and analytics solutions.
Requirements:
Experience: Minimum 2 years of hands-on software development experience as a fullstack engineer using Typescript and/or Javascript.
Cloud Computing: Familiarity with AWS services for cloud computing is essential.
Source Control: Proficiency in source control, with a preference for Git.
REST: Knowledge of RESTful APIs.
Software Development Processes: Strong understanding of software development processes.
Self-Motivated: Demonstrated ability to work independently and possess a strong sense of self-learning.
Collaboration: A team player who excels in collaborating with others and driving initiatives to successful achievements.
Cloud Infrastructure: Experience with or willingness to understand AWS and cloud infrastructure.
Problem Solving: Ability to seek help when needed and retain the knowledge to prevent recurring issues.