Content Delivery Specialist

Posted 10 days ago

snapstreamSpring (TX)

Media and Communication Workers, All Other Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers

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About the role

Content Delivery Specialist SnapStream is a media monitoring, recording, and clipping platform for businesses working with live TV and streaming video. We help organizations harness the power of moments to better connect with their audiences and drive real impact. SnapStream makes it easy for teams across news, sports, entertainment, advocacy, government and corporate communications to quickly find and share video moments, power persuasive storytelling, increase engagement and accelerate rapid response. That's why customers like Politico, The Daily Show, Buzzfeed and The White House love us. SnapStream core values serve as our operating system at SnapStream. They shape how we work, who we hire, and why we win. The SnapStream Way is to: Be Curious - cultivate a culture of learning & continuous improvement Walk in the Customer's Shoes - spend time deeply understanding our customers so you can see the world through their eyes Experiment without Fear - experiment boldly and be unafraid to change your thinking along the way Be an Owner - have a sense of personal responsibility, sweat the details, and think long term Enjoy the Journey...Together - work as one team by respecting, inspiring, and uplifting others SnapStream is seeking a Content Delivery Specialist to join our team. This is an on-site role based in our office, as part of the job includes hands-on work at our data facilities. You'll be the driving force behind content acquisition at scale, serving as our go-to expert on sourcing and delivery. You'll also act as the initial point of contact for our Operations team on content and delivery related questions.

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