Audio-optional streaming TV channels and venue advertising for businesses
Atmosphere TV streams sound-optional channels to bars, restaurants and other venues, delivering apps on tvOS and Android TV with a TypeScript/NestJS and Laravel backend on AWS. Hiring tilts heavily toward junior sales roles, and job posts point to a growing ad business: causal measurement of ad impact, predictive venue revenue modeling and new sponsorship packages. Engineering work centers on Terraform-based infrastructure-as-code and CI/CD modernization.
Atmosphere TV is an Austin, Texas-based company that produces streaming TV programming for commercial venues, designed to work without sound. It began inside Chive Media Group and became a standalone company in 2019. Businesses can stream themed channels, build custom playlists and run promotions through the Atmosphere Ads product. The company employs 201-500 people, is privately held and hires in the United States. Its go-to-market runs on Salesforce, Pipedrive and Salesloft, with NetSuite and Rippling supporting finance and people operations.
Atmosphere TV uses AWS, Terraform, TypeScript, NestJS, PHP/Laravel and Kotlin, builds for tvOS and Android TV, and runs sales on Salesforce, Pipedrive and Salesloft, with NetSuite for finance.
Yes. Sales is the dominant hiring area, weighted toward junior roles, with smaller openings in marketing, data, engineering, HR and product, all in the United States.
Current initiatives include expanding into new categories and markets, building sponsorship packages and media plans, a causal ad measurement framework, predictive venue modeling, and infrastructure-as-code with CI/CD.
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