Samba TV embeds measurement and discovery software into connected TVs and streaming devices, capturing what viewers watch across fragmented platforms. The tech stack—Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery, Apache Airflow, PySpark—reveals a data-engineering-first operation; recent adoption of Great Expectations and Databricks Unity Catalog signals active modernization of data governance and validation pipelines. Hiring is sales-driven (23 open roles) paired with substantial data and product teams (17 and 13 respectively), indicating expansion into new markets and client workflows rather than core product overhaul.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Financial Officer, Client Director, Content Marketing Director, Country Lead
Samba TV operates a platform that recognizes content on-screen in real time and aggregates viewing behavior across smart TVs, tablets, and phones. The company sells measurement, discovery, and addressable advertising products to media companies, broadcasters, streaming services, and advertisers—stakeholders navigating audience fragmentation and the shift from linear to streaming consumption. Active projects include a unified client reporting portal, third-party platform integrations, and expansion into new geographies (Brazil, UK, Europe); concurrent investment in data infrastructure (identity pipelines, governance frameworks, automated validation) suggests scaling existing clients while opening new markets.
Samba TV runs on Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery, Apache Airflow, Spark, PySpark, and AWS/GCP for cloud infrastructure; frontend is React, and governance uses Databricks Unity Catalog and Great Expectations. CI/CD: Kubernetes, Terraform.
Active projects include market entry and operational foundation work in Brazil; simultaneous hiring across US, UK, Poland, France, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Australia, and Mexico indicates multi-region expansion.
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