Software Engineer – Room Devices; Smart TV

Software Engineer – Living Room Devices (Smart TV)

Salary Range: $95K–$110K base, Direct Hire

Location: Remote

This role is perfect for someone who enjoys creating high-performance TV apps and collaborating cross-functionally to deliver great viewing experiences across a range of Smart TV platforms.

• Build reliable, user-friendly interfaces that perform well across different TV platforms
• Work closely with cross-functional teams to ensure compatibility and quality
• Support video playback features, streaming workflows, and device-specific behaviors
• Participate in agile development practices, code reviews, and CI/CD pipelines
• Mentor junior developers and contribute to best practices

• Hands-on experience building Smart TV or TV-based applications
• Familiarity with video playback technologies
  , DRM
  , or streaming formats
• Experience working in collaborative, agile engineering teams
• Comfort working with Git and modern development workflows

• Experience with Roku, Android TV, or similar platforms
• Exposure to HLS, DASH
  , or other streaming protocols
• Knowledge of accessibility standards
• Experience with analytics or A/B testing tools

Related backgrounds: Application Developer, Front-End Developer, UI/UX Developer

If you’ve built apps for TVs (or want to!) and enjoy working on consumer-facing technology, we'd love to connect.

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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