IIRC, porn companies usually have an LLC behind them that has a more normal name. If possible, use that. When it comes to descriptions, focus on the technical n

IIRC, porn companies usually have an LLC behind them that has a more normal name. If possible, use that. When it comes to descriptions, focus on the technical nature of the job, rather than the content. For example, I used to work for a real estate company, but when I discuss my time there with potential employers, we never talk about real estate. Instead, we talk about databases, servers, and code. You can probably do the same. If asked for details, you can fudge a bit and just say video streaming services or something along those lines. If they really dig deep, you can just take a risk and admit that it was pornographic in nature. I personally wouldn't care, and I don't know many people that would, but it's definitely a risk. If they press you for details about the business/content side of things, you may just have to come clean. But if at all possible, I'd focus as much on the technical accomplishments as you can. Good luck... :)