Rapsodo is a sports technology and analytics company with headquarters in Singapore, and offices in the USA, Turkey and Japan. Using Computer Vision and Machine Learning, Rapsodo develops sports analytics products that are data-driven and portable to empower athletes at all skill levels to analyse and improve their performance.
From Major League Baseball star pitchers to Golf tour players, athletes use Rapsodo technology to up their game across the world. Trusted by coaches and players from youths to professionals, Rapsodo provides real-time insights for all-time performance.
Powered by Athletes who get it, and Engineers who can do it.
Join Team Rapsodo in defying limits and unlocking limitless potential, one data point and one heart-felt success story at a time.
The Role:
Our Embedded Engineers form a world-class, skilled engineering team that develops applications and drivers for our embedded products.Join our dynamic and growing team as an Embedded Engineer, take the lead in crafting innovative solutions and gaining hands-on experience across diverse domains in embedded systems development.
Key Responsibilities:
As an Embedded Engineer, you will work closely with our software and hardware engineers to work on product evolution as well as support existing products.
This role requires a highly versatile skill set and you will have opportunities to contribute to all relevant domains.
Your responsibilities will include development and enhancing of new and existing products.
Skills & Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or MSc/MEng in a related field preferred.
Minimum 3-5 years of relevant working experience.
Deep understanding of Embedded Linux.
Experience in middleware programming.
Hands-on experience in developing embedded systems utilizing multiple sensors.
Proficient in developing optimized and time-critical code in C/C++.
Experience with software architecture and/or API design, complemented by robust integration skills.
Excellent communication skills for conveying technical information to both technical and non-technical teams.
