Zattoo

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VideoEngineer(C++)

€75–105k ~AI est. Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Video Engineer (C++) at Zattoo. Skills: Video streaming, CDN, C++ development, Go development. Develop software. Maintain software”

Industry & Context.

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Problems you'll solve

Debugging complex problems; Troubleshooting

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Expertise in modern C++, Experience with modern language features, Experience with design patterns, Experience developing high-load Unix systems, Experience in distributed production environment, Experience with 24/7 operations, Excellent spoken English, Excellent written English, Experience with Content Delivery Networks, Experience with cache strategy design, Experience with edge computing implementations, Experience with performance tuning

Nice to Have

Experience with Kubernetes, Experience with Docker, Experience with video streaming technologies, Experience debugging network traffic, Good understanding of TCP/IP networking, Experience using Go in production, Experience using Python in production, Experience developing APIs, Experience with modern database systems, Experience with real-time data flows

What You'll Do.

Write high-quality code

Write maintainable code

Implement software testing

Utilize AI technologies

Configure data pipelines

Maintain data pipelines

Create design documents

Create specifications

Communicate with squad

Communicate with stakeholders

Act as third line support

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with squad; Collaborate with other teams; Cross-functional teams

Communication Scope

Spoken English; Written English

Process & Methodology

Project planning

Full Job Description

YOUR FUTURE, ON DEMAND The ideal blend of stability and flexibility. A genuinely human employer that cares for people and the planet. True autonomy to shape what comes next, for us and you. This is the perfect platform to take your career where you want. Back in 2005, we pioneered Europe’s first TV streaming service. Today, we’re the world’s first certified climate neutral TV streaming provider. Several million users across three countries. Over 230 colleagues of 47 nationalities. We’re the grown-up start-up, helping to shape a better future since day one. That hasn’t changed, even if the world has. We’re friendly, international, inclusive – and our people say we’re reliable and transparent, too. It’s why they trust us and believe in what we do. THE ROLE As a Video Engineer in our Streaming & CDN team, you'll be instrumental in shaping how millions of users experience their favorite content. You'll dive deep into our C++ and Go-based systems, crafting high-quality, maintainable code that powers our custom CDN. You'll work on everything from writing code and testing to configuring data pipelines and debugging complex problems, all while collaborating closely with your squad and other teams. Join us and help us push the boundaries of video streaming! THE STREAMING & CDN TEAM Our primary responsibility is to deliver video content to users through Zattoo's proprietary Content Delivery Network (CDN). We develop and maintain the software for our CDN edge nodes, primarily in C++, which handles everything from caching and packaging to DRM encryption and delivery of video files in various formats like DASH and HLS. Our team also creates and maintains the backend services, written mainly in Go, that initiate and configure streams. These services are essential for managing user authorization and validation and for providing stream data to internal data pipelines. Additionally, we contribute to the Python middleware that orchestrates stream creation, manages configuration, and

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