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5+ years service reliability/operational experience running large scale, high performance systems & internet services with focus on live-streaming and video-on-demand (VOD) delivery. 5+ years service reliability/operational experience running large scale, high performance systems & internet services with focus on live-streaming and video-on-demand (VOD) delivery.
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100% Remote: Video Engineer on VoD (Video on Demand) position open with my client. Job Title: Video Engineer on VoD (Video on Demand) Experience with any combination of the following: DAC, DNCS, EC, VoD, IPTV, cDVR/DVR, MPEG, QAM, DOCSIS, multiplexing, encoding, MAs, etc.
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The team is chartered to design large scale systems to power the live and VoD streams with ads viewed by a massive audience daily, and you will help bring customers streaming video view experience to a new level.
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Provide support distribution and delivery of Internet Protocol (IP) Television (TV) and video-on-demand (VoD) platforms and services to end users. Coordinate backup and restore and capacity planning of VoD content.
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