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Hawk-Eye Innovations

Hardware Operations Engineer – Baseball

Atlanta, GA (Remote)$62.5k–$62.5kfulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Join Hawk-Eye as a Hardware Operations Engineer supporting MLB stadium installations and maintenance of advanced camera and tracking systems. This hands-on field service role combines remote diagnostics, onsite troubleshooting, and equipment repairs across multiple venues, with a clear pathway to Hardware Operations Lead.

What you'll do

  • Travel to stadiums for onsite installation, maintenance, and repair of Hawk-Eye and KinaTrax Baseball systems
  • Perform hardware diagnostics on cameras, servers, networking equipment, power systems, and cabling
  • Act as first-line responder for hardware failures, identify failed components, swap parts, and coordinate RMAs
  • Monitor system health remotely, assist with troubleshooting, and prepare equipment kits in the warehouse
  • Collaborate with Hardware Leads, Systems Engineering, and TechOps to escalate complex issues and document field evidence
  • Shadow senior leads on complex technical work to build expertise and understand design-level challenges

What they're looking for

  • Hardware support and IT operations experience
  • Camera systems and optical tracking fundamentals
  • Network switches, IP addressing, and cabling
  • Server and power systems troubleshooting
  • Technical documentation and methodical problem-solving
  • Communication across technical and non-technical teams
  • Diagnostic tools and hardware monitoring platforms
  • Field service repair and component replacement
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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through a time you diagnosed and resolved a hardware failure in a live or high-stakes environment?
  • How would you approach troubleshooting a camera system that's showing intermittent connectivity issues at a baseball stadium?