Amagi operates a cloud-native broadcast infrastructure stack built on AWS/GCP, Kubernetes, and Apache Airflow — serving TV networks and content owners across live linear, on-demand, and FAST platforms. The hiring mix signals operational scaling: 7 sales roles, compensation/finance projects, and GTM automation efforts (Clay, Zapier, n8n) indicate a sales-led expansion phase. Internally, they're tackling legacy OTA workflow modernization while managing customer retention and margins — typical friction points for infrastructure vendors moving from on-premise to SaaS.
Notable leadership hires: Account Director, Chief of Staff
Amagi provides end-to-end cloud-managed video infrastructure for broadcast and streaming distribution. Founded in 2008, the company serves TV networks and content owners who need to launch, manage, and monetize linear channels, on-demand libraries, and FAST platforms. The platform handles complete channel playout, regional feeds, geo-targeted ad insertion, and connected TV workflows. With 1,001–5,000 employees and headquarters in New York, Amagi operates across the United States and India.
Amagi runs on AWS and GCP with Kubernetes for orchestration, Apache Airflow for workflow automation, and Argo CD for deployments. Data processing uses Databricks and Apache Spark; caching via Redis.
Core tech stack includes Python, Go, TypeScript, and Ruby. Frontend is React; backend uses gRPC for service communication and Docker/Kubernetes for containerization.
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