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To tack on more Netflix openings, drop me a line if you're a UI engineer interested in working in our TV platforms group. As has been discussed before, Netflix
by bcrescimanno 14y ago
To tack on more Netflix openings, drop me a line if you're a UI engineer interested in working in our TV platforms group. As has been discussed before, Netflix delivers UI to TVs, game consoles, blu ray players, and other devices via custom web applications. We're looking for more very strong JavaScript / HTML UI engineers with an eye for user experience.
We have similar openings in our Mobile / Tablet group and working on the website if TV doesn't suit your fancy. Great team, fun people, great pay.
http://jobs.netflix.com/jobsListing.html?id=orV9Wfwb http://jobs.netflix.com/jobsListing.html?id=orV9Wfwb
- sdgs86 14y agoWould someone like myself, who is very strong with JavaScript but not a very good eye for design be a fit for this position?
- bcrescimanno 14y agoMost likely, yes. I didn't mean to imply that you needed the skills of a designers; however, we do expect that our engineers will recognize when designs aren't translating particularly well into the finished product (for whatever reason) and be able to work with the design team to fashion alternative approaches.
- samstave 14y agoOut of curiousity, I was chatting over email with AdrianC some time ago about getting netflix into hospital patient rooms. He said "we will never do a commercial/aggregate account" -- is this still true? I design hospitals and other large enterprise facility's networks and systems... and this is a really big need. Can I talk to someone at netflix and convince them this is a good idea? If not, is it allowable to build a system which has paid netflix streaming accounts that can be "checked-out" by nodes/devices to stream to? Allowing a hospital to have a pool of (N) accounts that can by used by (X) devices?