Forward-Deployed Broadcast/Streaming Engineer (Support), Remote, India

About Camb.ai

CAMB.AI is seeking a Forward-Deployed Broadcast/Streaming Engineer (Support) to work closely with our clients on configuring and optimizing live-streaming workflows. In this role, you’ll work hands-on with encoders, streaming protocols (SRT, HLS, RTMP), and cloud streaming services. You’ll act as a trusted technical advisor, helping clients set up proof-of-concepts (POCs), onboard onto our platform, and troubleshoot live events in real time. 

This position involves travel (both virtual and occasional on-site) and flexible hours, as live broadcasts often occur during evenings or weekends. It’s a client-facing role that requires strong collaboration, communication, and technical expertise.

Job Description

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Join CAMB.AI and help redefine the future of real-time AI and live sports broadcasting!

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Client Onboarding & POCs 

● Set up and configure proof-of-concept livestreams for new and existing clients.

● Guide clients through system requirements, encoder configurations, and network setups.

● Provide best practices and training to ensure effective platform use. 

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Live Event Support 

● Monitor live streams for major sports broadcasts to ensure stable, high-quality video delivery.

● Quickly troubleshoot and resolve streaming issues during live events. 

● Adjust workflows to accommodate real-time client changes. 

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Technical Consultation 

● Serve as a subject matter expert on streaming protocols (SRT, HLS, RTMP, MPEG-DASH).

● Advise clients on encoder selection, network optimization, and low-latency solutions.

● Collaborate with client teams to design tailored workflows. 

Platform Integration & Automation 

● Work with internal engineering teams to integrate client requirements into CAMB.AI’s AI-driven platform.

● Automate streaming processes like autoscaling, failover configurations, and deployment.

● Improve internal tools for client onboarding and stream management. 

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Documentation & Knowledge Sharing 

● Maintain detailed documentation of client setups, best practices, and troubleshooting guides.

● Contribute to internal knowledge bases to ensure consistent support. 

● Provide post-event analysis and workflow recommendations. 

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Cross-Functional Collaboration 

● Coordinate with the AI and product teams to enhance live stream features. 

● Provide feedback on product improvements and potential offerings based on client needs.

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Requirements‍

● 3+ years of experience in live streaming, broadcast engineering, or a related field.

● Proven ability to deploy, test, and support streaming solutions in a client-facing capacity.

● Strong understanding of streaming protocols (SRT, HLS, RTMP) and experience with encoders.

● Ability to diagnose and resolve network and encoding issues under time pressure.

● Flexibility to work non-standard hours and weekends for live sports broadcasts.

● Excellent verbal and written communication skills for both technical and non-technical audiences.

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Preferred Qualifications:

● Experience with AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud media services (e.g., AWS MediaLive, MediaConnect). 

● Knowledge of DevOps tools (CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform) for media workflows.

● Background in sports production or live event workflows. 

● Proficiency in scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash). 

● Successful track record leading POCs and pilot projects.

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Why Join CAMB.AI?

● Cutting-Edge Tech: Work with a team leading innovation in AI and live streaming.

● Impactful Work: Be part of broadcasting high-profile sports events viewed by millions.

● Growth Opportunities: Access mentorship, professional development, and career advancement.

● Collaborative Culture: Join a supportive environment where ideas are encouraged.

● Competitive Compensation: Enjoy a competitive salary, benefits, and flexible work arrangements.

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To Apply:

Please send your resume to careers@camb.ai with the subject line "Forward-Deployed Broadcast/Streaming Engineer (Support), Remote, India - [Your Name]" in the subject line.

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