EVS builds hardware and software for live sports and broadcast production—camera robotics, video servers, and production control systems. The tech stack is heavily C#/.NET with Azure cloud services, Docker/Kubernetes, and front-end work in React/TypeScript, reflecting a mature Windows-enterprise product line now shifting toward cloud and containerized deployments. Current hiring is heavily skewed toward engineering (10 of 15 roles), concentrated at senior and mid levels, with active modernization projects underway: legacy application refactoring, software-defined networking, and integration platform work all point to a company managing technical debt while scaling platform capabilities.
EVS is a publicly traded Belgium-headquartered broadcast technology company founded in 1994, operating globally across more than 100 countries with over 600 employees. The company serves live sports production, entertainment broadcast, and breaking news operations—providing integrated solutions that span camera robotics, video ingest and playout, instant replay, and production control software. The product suite addresses the entire broadcast workflow, from capture to delivery. Sales and technical support span six continents; current hiring acceleration is focused on engineering capacity in the United States and Portugal.
Core stack: C#, .NET, Azure cloud services, React, TypeScript, Docker, Kubernetes, Jira, GitLab, and TeamCity. Also uses Altium for hardware design, Wireshark for network analysis, and Dell Boomi for integrations.
Active projects include software-defined networking, high-performance camera robotics, legacy application modernization, integration platform enhancements, and corporate digital transformation initiatives.
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