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The Level 2 Video Streaming Engineer provides advanced operational support, troubleshooting, and optimisation of live and on-demand video streaming platforms. The role focuses on resolving complex technical issues escalated from Level 1, ensuring high availability, performance, and quality of video delivery services across enterprise, broadcast, and OTT environments.
Job Responsibility:
Provide Level 2 support for live and on-demand video streaming services
Troubleshoot and resolve complex streaming, encoding, delivery, and playback issues
Investigate and resolve incidents escalated from Level 1 support within agreed SLAs
Perform root cause analysis and implement preventative and permanent fixes
Monitor stream health, latency, bitrate, QoS/QoE, and service availability
Support live events, broadcasts, and high-profile streaming sessions
Configure and maintain streaming infrastructure, encoders, players, and CDNs
Assist with onboarding new channels, customers, and streaming workflows
Apply software updates, configuration changes, and patches following change processes
Liaise with vendors, CDN providers, and third-party partners during incidents
Maintain technical documentation, runbooks, and operational procedures
Provide technical guidance and mentoring to Level 1 engineers
Participate in on-call and out-of-hours support rotations
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in: Computer Science, Information Technology, Telecommunications, Broadcast / Media Engineering
2–4 years’ experience in video streaming, broadcast engineering, or media operations
Experience supporting live streaming, VOD platforms, or OTT services
Experience working in a NOC, broadcast operations, or managed services environment
Hands-on experience supporting live events and time-critical broadcasts
Familiarity with incident, problem, and change management processes
Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills under time-sensitive conditions
Solid understanding of video streaming architectures and workflows
Ability to analyse logs, metrics, and network traffic to isolate issues
Calm and methodical approach during live incidents and service degradation
Strong communication skills for technical and non-technical stakeholders
Customer-focused mindset with attention to service quality and viewer experience
Ability to manage multiple concurrent incidents and priorities
Detail-oriented with strong documentation and reporting skills
Willingness to learn emerging streaming technologies and standards
Streaming protocols: HLS, DASH, RTMP, SRT, WebRTC
Video codecs and formats: H.264/AVC, H.265/HEVC, VP9, AV1
Audio codecs: AAC, MP3, Opus
Encoders and transcoders: FFmpeg, AWS Elemental, Wowza, OBS