STATSports builds GPS-based athlete wearables, and its stack runs from embedded firmware (ARM Cortex, RTOS, FPGA, Bluetooth, QSPI) up to ASP.NET Core and Angular apps on AWS, Azure and GCP. That makes it a combined hardware-and-software company. Current hiring is accelerating, sales-led and focused on the United States, and job posts repeatedly cite quota pressure and client adoption. Together these point to a commercial push to deepen accounts in the US market.
STATSports is a sports technology company founded in 2008 and headquartered in Newry, Northern Ireland, with offices in the United States, Australia and India. It develops wearable GPS monitoring devices and companion software that coaches and sports scientists use to track athlete speed and volume metrics. Its product range spans elite through grassroots tiers and serves soccer, rugby, basketball and American football organisations. The company also offers sports science consultancy and injury-prevention expertise. It is privately held and employs 51–200 people.
STATSports uses ASP.NET Core, Angular, C++ and Python. Its embedded work relies on ARM Cortex, RTOS, FPGA and Bluetooth. Data runs on SQL Server and MySQL across AWS, Azure and GCP, and the business side uses Salesforce, Tableau and Power BI.
Yes. STATSports hiring is accelerating and weighted toward sales, mostly at senior level, with operations and engineering roles alongside. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States.
STATSports is headquartered in Newry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. It also has offices in the United States, Australia and India.
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