WebRTC SFU Engineer

Stream powers chat & video for many large apps like Strava, Nextdoor, Patreon, IBM, Adobe and Midjourney. For video we’ve built our own Go/Pion based SFU and a network of edge servers around the world.

We are looking for a WebRTC SFU Engineer to join our team and work on the SFU. The goal is to raise the bar on the developer experience and make it much easier to add real time audio/video to your app. We are also expanding into AI integrations for realtime audio & video. Remote (EU) or Amsterdam (relocation and Visa sponsorship available).

Stream has a 10 week internal Go onboarding program, prior experience with Golang is not required.

Why Stream:

• Video SFU, interesting Golang challenge
• High scale/ difficult engineering
• Default alive. Startup growth opportunity with healthy revenue
• Strong engineering culture. Engineering is what makes us succeed
• All managers are hands on and capable engineers
• Edge network of servers around the world
• Great opportunity to learn and grow
• Raised $58M from leading VCs (Felicis Ventures, Notable Capital, 01.Advisors, Techstars, Arthur Ventures), including backers like Dick Costolo (01 Advisors, ex-CEO of Twitter), Olivier Pomel (CEO of Datadog), Tom Preston-Werner (Co-Founder of GitHub), Nicolas Dessaigne (Co-Founder of Algolia)
  
  

In addition to Go we use CockroachDB/Postgres, RocksDB, Raft and Redis. Solid engineering experience and motivation to learn is more relevant than prior experience with the language. Roles open from entry level to director/principal engineers.

To get a feel for what we do you can have a look at our API tour: https://getstream.io/chat/get_started/

This role requires at least 2 years of backend/low level WebRTC experience. Bonus points for:

• Experience with Go
• Scalability/database/Redis experience
• Experience with SDK development/ React/Swift/Compose etc.
• Experience with AWS or other cloud provider
• Python (our AI runs on Python) and Rust experience
• Message queues experience
• Full text search experience
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field
  
  

Stream employees enjoy some of the best job benefits in the industry:

• A team of exceptional (and friendly) engineers
• The chance to work on OSS projects
• 28 days paid time off plus paid Dutch holidays
• Company equity
• A pension scheme
• A Learning and Development budget
• Commute expenses to Amsterdam covered or the option to use a company bike within the city
• Fitness stipend
• Monthly in-office chair massages by a professional
• MacBook Pro
• Healthy team lunches and plenty of snacks
• A generous relocation package
• An office in the heart of Amsterdam