Bitmovin is a multimedia technology company providing adaptive streaming video infrastructure for global digital media companies.
Bitmovin is a pioneer in video streaming technology, earning an Emmy® Award for Innovations in Online Broadcasting. They empower world-renowned brands like Disney+, Discovery+, BBC, and The New York Times to deliver flawless video experiences. Your work here directly impacts how millions of people consume digital media daily. From encoding to playback and analytics, their API-based platform helps developers solve the most complex video challenges. They process immense amounts of video data, enabling customers across 10+ industries to scale and optimize their streaming services globally. This is a chance to shape the future of video for a global audience.
Bitmovin is a global Series-C SaaS scale-up with offices in San Francisco and Klagenfurt, Austria. You will join a team that embraces cognitive diversity, fostering an inclusive environment where every voice shapes product development. They believe diverse perspectives lead to truly representative and award-winning products. You can expect flexible working arrangements that support your unique circumstances. Teams minimize meetings, favoring short stand-ups to drive efficiency. This collaborative spirit extends across engineering, sales, UX design, and marketing.
Engineers at Bitmovin craft API-based products that solve complex video problems with cloud-native software. You will work on a solution suite including a Video Encoder, Player, and Analytics platform. Their innovative approach includes delivering the first commercial HTML5 MPEG-DASH. You will build solutions that enable high-quality playback across various devices and optimize video performance. The team integrates AI tools into workflows, pushing boundaries in product positioning and competitive intelligence. They focus on scalability and fast turnaround, allowing content owners to redefine the viewer experience. You will collaborate with core product and engineering teams, often requiring some overlap with European timezones.