Hawk-Eye Innovations (HEI)
Computer Vision Engineer - Algorithms

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Computer Vision Engineer – Algorithms
Value Stream: Tracking & Auto Officiating
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Location: Hybrid working – minimum 2 days per week in-office Office Locations: Budapest, Váci út 144-150, 1138, Hungary
Contract: Permanent, Full-Time Salary: HUF 1,045,000 – 1,567,500 gross per month
About the Role
Hi, I’m Thomas Rychlik, Discipline Lead for Computer Vision Algorithms at Hawk-Eye Innovations. I’m looking for a Computer Vision Engineer – Algorithms to join our Computer Vision team.
This role is ideal for someone with early commercial or strong academic experience in computer vision who wants to develop their algorithmic skills while working on real-world, production-grade sports technology.
You’ll be working on elite-level tracking systems across sports such as football and tennis, contributing directly to the development and improvement of core computer vision algorithms used in live sporting environments. The role is strongly algorithm-focused, with an emphasis on problem-solving, performance, and accuracy.
What You’ll Work On
- Developing and improving football ball and player tracking algorithms using multi-camera systems
- Contributing to multi-view geometry solutions for accurate tracking across the field of play
- Supporting approaches to handling occlusion and recovery in fast-paced sports scenarios
- Enhancing existing, mature computer vision systems used in live production
- Optimising algorithms with performance and reliability in mind, including CPU and GPU considerations
- Working in an agile environment to deliver robust, production-ready solutions
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Key Responsibilities
- Assist in the development and improvement of computer vision algorithms
- Implement, test, and validate algorithmic features
- Collaborate with others to solve complex vision challenges
- Contribute ideas and improvements to existing approaches and pipelines
- Share progress, challenges, and learnings with the wider team
- Continue to grow technical capability through hands-on development
Skills, Knowledge & Experience (Essential)
We’re looking for someone with:
- Experience with computer vision algorithms (commercial or academic)
- Working knowledge of C++, with a desire to develop modern C++ skills
- Interest in performance optimisation for CPU and GPU workloads
- Familiarity with image processing and multi-camera systems
- Basic understanding of Git and Visual Studio
(Nice to Have but Not Essential)
- Exposure to CUDA or GPU acceleration
- Awareness of concurrency, networking, or operating-system concepts
- Interest in machine learning and related libraries


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Reward, Benefits & Wellness
UK Benefits
- 25 days annual leave (excluding bank holidays)
- Enhanced pension scheme with 5% matching
- Hybrid working model
- Complimentary Unmind wellbeing app
- Onsite gym (Basingstoke)
- Access to sporting events and tickets
- Sony Group Company discounts
Hungary Benefits
- Annual leave per local labour law
- Hybrid working model (2 days per week in the office)
- Access to sporting events and tickets
- Sony Group Company discounts
- SZÉP Card
- Nursery & Kindergarten contributions
- Annual MOL Bubi Pass
- Private medical insurance
- Life & accident insurance
- MindentMent Dental Clinic discounts
- Seniority awards
- Employee Assistance Program
Equal Opportunity & Inclusion
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We employ, retain, promote, and treat all employees and applicants fairly, based on skills, qualifications, and professional experience. Our commitment is to provide a respectful and inclusive environment where people can contribute, develop, and succeed.
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