About this role
At Twinspire, we're building a digital twin platform for individualised athlete modelling in elite football. We are already testing this live in clubs through ongoing pilot studies. The question we care about is simple: can data-driven signals actually support decisions that practitioners trust? The role We're looking for a physiotherapist, sports medicine professional, or physician with experience in elite or semi-elite football. Not to validate what we're building, but to challenge it. This is not a narrow return-to-play role. We're looking for someone who can connect: physiology data research and real-world decision-making You understand that athlete management is not clean or protocol-driven, but contextual, uncertain, and often subjective. That's exactly the gap we're trying to close. What you will do You will work directly with the founding team and DTU research group. You will: Pressure-test whether model outputs make sense physiologically Call out when signals don't translate to real decisions Help bridge the gap between research and applied practice Shape what a useful signal actually looks like in elite environments Push us to build something that holds up under scrutiny, not just in theory What we are looking for Someone who: Has worked closely with elite or semi-elite football players Brings strong physiological and/or sports medicine expertise Is comfortable questioning both data and established practice Has felt the gap between what's measured and what's actually useful Wants to be part of defining what better looks like What we offer Direct involvement in a validation study with elite football clubs across the Nordics Opportunity for research co-authorship Equity participation A chance to shape how athlete modelling is applied in real environments If this resonates, reach out: [email protected]