Senior Software Engineer, Audio/Video

Infinite Athlete’s mission is to build an operating system for sports that powers infinite innovation and makes sports better for the fan, the game, and the athlete.

Our goal is to create a single technological foundation across all major sports, upon which innovative sports technology and media products can be built.

This foundation will combine and connect sports data from all sources, which will create infinite possibilities.Infinite Athlete serves as the comprehensive and industry-leading platform for sports technology a single solution upon which global leagues, clubs, and teams can improve all aspects of broadcast viewing, athlete performance, fan experience, coaching, and operations to empower a better experience, with greater opportunities across the landscape of global sports for the fan, the game, and the athlete.

RoleAs a Senior Software Engineer on the AV Platform team, you will help build our live and on-demand video ingestion and processing pipeline.

We have developed a state-of-the-art hybrid, in the cloud and on-prem, video transcoding and serving infrastructure written in Rust.

We use cutting-edge hardware to transcode live video at scale and serve Petabytes of data. Your responsibilities will be 80% of the time writing code and the rest of the time split between software architecture, playing with specialized high-performance AV hardware, and on-call responsibilities.

You will play a key role in expanding our tech stack and have sway over architectural decisions. As an end-to-end infrastructure owner of the video stack, you will also partake in periodic on-call duties.

You will be responsible for applying and building operational excellence best practices for software development, deployment, and operations of our stack.

You will contribute to the design and development of our next generation of ingestion hardware and have the opportunity to create and optimize software down to the driver and system level.

Minimum Qualifications7+ years of software development experience.Extensive experience coding in Rust or C++Experience implementing robust and well-designed web service APIs of any style : REST, JSON : API, GraphQL, gRPC, etc.

Strong technical communication skills in media, such as design / architecture design documentation, documentation comments, commit messages, code reviews, and JIRA issues.

Strong experience coding in Rust (professional or personal projects).Proven track record of architecting high availability, low latency systems.

Familiarity with video compression standards like H.264 and H.265 / HEVC.Experience writing AV software using one or more video streaming formats such as HLS, SRT, Media Over QUIC.

DevOps experience, using Docker, CI services, and infrastructure as code.Experience serving an on-call rotation, preferably for large-scale or real-time distributed systems.

Familiarity with cloud infrastructure providers such as AWS, Azure, or GCP.Understanding of NoSQL databases such as DynamoDB, MongoDB, and Redis, and concurrency control patterns.

Experience with messaging technologies such as SQS, Kafka, or NATS and idioms such as fan-out and request-reply.Interest in custom media accelerator hardware like FPGAs used for real-time audio / video processing.

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