Mobile launch monitors and sports analytics for baseball, golf, and softball
Rapsodo manufactures hardware (launch monitors) and software for baseball, golf, and softball, paired with a Salesforce-driven sales org. The tech stack—Python, C#, Go, Kubernetes, Elasticsearch, plus hardware design tools (Altium, ORCAD)—reflects dual engineering tracks: embedded systems and cloud backend. Active hiring leans senior (19 of 37 tracked roles) and spans Japan, Turkey, Singapore, and Malaysia, while project priorities reveal internal friction: a SaaS transformation in-flight, low partner activation, and performance tuning work on multithreaded systems suggest the company is transitioning from hardware-first to software/subscription models.
Rapsodo designs and sells handheld flight-monitoring devices and companion software to baseball, softball, and golf players and coaches. The hardware (launch monitors and vision technology) feeds data into analytics platforms accessed via mobile and web clients. The company operates across North America and Asia-Pacific, with teams in Missouri and distributed hiring across five countries. Active projects span device connectivity (BLE), automated test coverage for sports domains, SaaS platform infrastructure, and internal operational cleanup (HR processes, accounting compliance, budget alignment).
Python, C#, Go, Java, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS/Azure/GCP, Salesforce, and hardware design tools (Altium, ORCAD). Testing: Appium, Playwright, Selenium, JMeter. CI/CD via GitLab.
Primarily United States (Chesterfield, Missouri HQ), plus active recruitment in Japan, Turkey, Singapore, and Malaysia. 23 engineering roles open, with senior-level positions dominating the hiring mix.
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