Vevo runs an ad-supported music video network whose stack pairs ad-tech (Google Ad Manager, FreeWheel, Comscore) with a Kotlin/Java, Kafka and Kubernetes backend on AWS. Current hiring leans toward sales and director-level roles while overall velocity is slowing, and the pain points cluster around inventory forecasting, ad pricing and revenue yield, pointing to a monetization push rather than product expansion.
Vevo, founded in 2009 and headquartered in New York, operates a music video network offering official videos, live performances and original programming. Its content is distributed through partner platforms including YouTube, Samsung TV Plus, Roku, Pluto TV, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu + Live TV, reaching viewers on TV, desktop and mobile. The business monetizes through ad-supported environments and sells advertising to brands and agencies. The company is privately held, employs 201–500 people, and hires in the United States and United Kingdom.
Vevo uses Google Ad Manager, FreeWheel and Comscore for ad operations, Salesforce for sales, Looker for analytics, and Kotlin, Java, Node.js, React, GraphQL, Kafka, Kubernetes, ArgoCD and AWS for engineering.
Yes, sales is the main focus of Vevo's current hiring, alongside ops and research roles, with a mix of mid-level and director positions in the United States and United Kingdom. Overall hiring pace is slowing.
Vevo's job posts point to work on inventory forecasting, media proposal creation, go-to-market packaging of ad products, and maximizing client-direct advertising revenue.
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