What you would do: If you are passionate about video software development, we are looking for your kind. You will work with a new team that is taking Mezzanine to the next level. You will be responsible for developing audio and video aspects of our platform, including media capture, transcoding, streaming and rendering. Your role will include designing and implementing C++ APIs and frameworks for handling video data across distributed, multi-user systems.

Mezzanine is the only product that truly enables rich, real time collaborative work between users situated in the same room or across distances. This is an opportunity to work on one of the coolest technologies being built today.

Responsibilities: • Implementing efficient mechanisms for streaming video and audio, including compression, bit-rate management, encoding and decoding • Optimizing video capture for video storage, random access and real time low-latency streaming • Integrating standards based protocols and 3rd party components • Creating efficient video and graphics pipelines for parallel rendering across room-scale displays

Requirements: • Substantial experience delivering production-quality code • Proficiency in C and C++ in a Linux environment • Working knowledge of encoding standards, especially MPEG4 (H.264) • Working knowledge of network protocols, architecture and analysis (IP, TCP, UDP) • Experience with video streaming protocols (RTSP, RTP, SRTP) and techniques (dynamic bit-rate adjustment, encryption and forward error correction)

Nice to have: • Experience with 4K video • Experience with encoding and decoding video in hardware • Experience with native C++ WebRTC API and NAT traversal protocols (STUN, ICE) • Experience working and contributing to Open Source projects (e.g. GStreamer)

Benefits and perks: • Competitive compensation package of salary and stock options • Medical, dental, and vision insurance • 401K plan • Gourmet lunches 3 days/week

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