3 hours ago
Copenhagen, DenmarkSenior
Responsibilities
- Build intuitive user interfaces, robust backend services, and APIs across the full stack.
- Participate in the full product lifecycle from ideation and design through development, deployment, monitoring, and iteration.
- Build and maintain scalable systems supporting Veo’s platform and user base.
- Contribute to technical discussions, architecture decisions, and data modeling.
- Maintain performance, reliability, and maintainability across owned systems.
- Collaborate with AI and platform teams to integrate insights and video-driven features.
- Contribute to engineering culture through collaboration, code reviews, and shared product ownership.
Requirements
- Have 5+ years of software engineering experience, ideally in a product-led environment.
- Have experience building and operating full-stack applications using backend technologies such as Python, Django, or PGSQL and frontend technologies such as TypeScript, Node.js, and React.
- Be comfortable designing maintainable systems and making architectural trade-offs.
- Be able to collaborate with Product and Design on user-facing features.
- Take a thoughtful approach to testing, CI/CD, and production-quality systems.
- Be open to modern AI tools in software development and curious about new tools, technologies, and working methods.
- Interest in sports, video technologies, or data-driven insights is preferred.
Benefits
- Copenhagen office with an indoor ball court, rooftop terrace, and well-equipped gym.
- Collaborative workplace designed to connect disciplines and support creative thinking.
- Veo values diversity and inclusion and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.
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About Veo
Veo builds AI-powered sports cameras and a cloud platform that record, live stream, and analyze matches and training without a camera operator. It sells hardware paired with subscription software to clubs, schools, and academies to review footage, share highlights, and track players and the ball. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Copenhagen, it reports adoption by more than 40,000 clubs across 90+ countries.