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Senior Media Platform Engineer

Supercast

full time · Senior

$143,000 – $173,000

Listed on Supercast’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This role builds the workflow orchestration and integration layer that connects FOX's internal media platforms, microservices, and AI capabilities, enabling reliable deployment and scaling of AI-assisted media workflows. It suits engineers experienced in distributed systems and production infrastructure who want to apply those skills to media and AI use cases across broadcast, video, and content distribution.

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Skills this role names

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What they ask for

Required

  • 5+ years building and operating production services
  • Cloud-native development practices (containers, service orchestration, CI/CD)
  • Backend programming in Python, Go, Java, or TypeScript
  • RESTful API design and integration
  • Data systems integration (SQL/NoSQL)
  • Message/event systems experience
  • Authentication and authorization patterns
  • Production troubleshooting and debugging skills
  • Cross-functional communication

Nice to have

  • Workflow orchestration tools or event-driven architecture experience
  • Observability tooling and SRE practices (SLIs/SLOs, alerting, postmortems)
  • Knowledge of LLM APIs, vector databases, and inference services
  • AI/ML inference integration or MLOps experience
  • Kubernetes/OpenShift operations and infrastructure-as-code
  • Live media and broadcast domain knowledge
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, IT, Computer Science, or related field

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