Career Changers

Own cloud infrastructure at golf's original AI shot-tracking company, whose sensors have logged over a billion shots. Small team, big data, and golf perks including green-fee subsidies. Your platform work directly powers the caddie advice in players' pockets.

Design the PCBs and electronics that power Foresight's GC-series launch monitors and sim hardware. Senior role owning board design in Altium for high-speed camera systems that must survive garages, tour vans, and teaching studios alike. Ship hardware that shows up on driving ranges everywhere.

Build the camera-based ball and club tracking algorithms inside launch monitors used by major equipment makers and 80+ tour pros. C++, image processing, and machine learning applied to a product golfers geek out over. San Diego HQ, hardware you can actually hit golf balls at.

Lead advanced research on the most played ball in golf. At Acushnet's Fairhaven R&D campus you will design, model, and validate new golf ball constructions years before they reach the tour. Deep materials science meets a product half the field trusts every Sunday.

Spend a summer engineering the next generation of Titleist clubs in Carlsbad, with lab and field testing that can include work at the Titleist Performance Institute. You will run numerical analysis in MATLAB and Python, touch CAD and motion capture, and see how tour equipment actually gets made. Dream internship for golf-obsessed mechanical engineers.

Fly around the country building Trackman simulator bays in homes, clubs, and venues, then hand customers the same technology tour pros use. Part construction, part AV tech, part customer hero, with heavy travel and hands-on problem solving. Great fit for tinkerers who want golf tech as a trade.

Teach data-driven lessons in GOLFTEC's tech-loaded training bays, with motion sensors and video on every swing. The company pays your way through GOLFTEC University and covers costs toward PGA certification, plus a signing bonus on graduation. Turn being the best golfer in your friend group into an actual salaried career.