The Automated Officiating team at the NBA is seeking an experienced and senior research engineer with a strong foundation in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, and ideally with Technical Leadership experience to develop advanced computer vision capabilities to automate basketball officiating. This team sits within Basketball Strategy & Growth, and its primary goal is to develop advanced, multi-modal officiating capabilities to enhance call accuracy, streamline game flow, and provide decision-making consistency and transparency. This is a small team that works like a startup within the NBA and provides significant opportunities for ownership and accelerated learning and growth. This is a research engineering position and ideal candidates will bring considerable expertise in applying state of the art computer vision techniques to reason about scene and player level semantics, player actions and intent, player and ball tracking, and 3D reconstruction and mesh tracking of dynamic objects, with the ultimate goal of building a high accuracy system that is able to make live calls for objective violations using cameras and other sensing modalities. We are looking for candidates that have the skills and aptitude to work on highly complex and ambiguous problems and are excited to contribute to all aspects of a real-world perception system, from building sensing pipelines to scalable ML data, training, modeling and evaluation pipelines. This role will report to the Engineering Lead and play a critical role in taking the Automated Officiating Product from 0 to 1.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
Master's degree