Multi-platform sports media across broadcast, streaming, apps and fantasy
CBS Sports runs sports coverage across broadcast TV, cable, streaming and its own apps. Its stack leans heavily on mobile growth tooling (AppsFlyer, Branch, Braze, Iterable, Apple Search Ads), paired with Amplitude and Mixpanel analytics. A marketing- and design-led hiring mix, with Gemini and Perplexity being adopted and job posts pointing to prediction markets and iCasino content, suggests a push toward app growth and betting-adjacent products.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Director, Art Director
CBS Sports is the sports division behind CBS Television Network coverage of the NFL, college football and basketball, golf and soccer. It also operates CBS Sports Network, a 24-hour cable channel, and delivers global soccer coverage on Paramount+. Its digital portfolio includes CBSSports.com, mobile and connected TV apps, the CBS Sports HQ and CBS Sports Golazo Network streaming channels, 247Sports, fantasy games and SportsLine. The company is headquartered in New York, NY, employs 201–500 people, and is a public company hiring in the United States.
CBS Sports uses AWS, TypeScript, GraphQL, Turborepo and NX, plus Amplitude, Mixpanel, AppsFlyer, Branch, Braze and Iterable for app growth, and Conviva and LiveU for video and live production.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and centers on marketing and design, followed by product, ops and engineering, with director-level and Technical Director and Art Director leadership roles open in the United States.
Current initiatives include a growth roadmap for the CBS Sports app, app store listing optimization, NFL Draft coverage, studio coverage of soccer properties, tentpole live events and building user profiles.
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