Computer Vision Engineer

Mustard Systems Ltd.
London
1 month ago
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Job Description

At Mustard Systems, we leverage statistical modeling to dive into sports events and help us make informed predictions about future outcomes. By utilising our unique datasets, advanced statistical models, and custom-built software, we strive to accurately forecast sports results.

We're looking for a Senior Computer Vision Engineer to join our Data Team and help build the next generation of cricket analytics at Mustard. You'll be responsible for extracting high-value data from both historical and live cricket footage, ensuring the data is accurate, scalable, and ready for our Quant team to turn into powerful insights.

As the senior computer vision expert in the company, you'll lead technical decisions, define best practices, and shape the future of CV at Mustard. You'll work closely with our Cricket Team, who have built a manual data collection system, and your work will be central to automating and elevating the entire pipeline.

If you love solving complex CV problems and want to apply your skills to the world of sports analytics, this is the role for you.

What You'll Do

Build Cricket Video Extraction Systems

  • Develop computer vision models and pipelines that extract key data points from cricket broadcasts and replays
  • Work across high-variation video sources, including different angles, ...

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