Company Description BETA is a product-based software company focused on building high-performance digital solutions for both individuals and enterprises. The organization designs, develops, and launches a diverse range of proprietary applications, from intuitive consumer-facing tools to scalable platforms that support complex business workflows. With a strong emphasis on technical excellence and human-centric design, BETA delivers software that prioritizes immediate value and exceptional user experiences. The company is committed to creating powerful, secure, and accessible solutions that help users work smarter and more efficiently.
Role Description The Video Engineer at BETA is a full time, on-site role based in Tiruvallur. This role involves managing and optimizing video systems, including conferencing platforms, streaming media services, and digital video workflows. Day-to-day responsibilities include configuring and maintaining video infrastructure, monitoring performance, diagnosing issues, and implementing fixes to ensure reliable, high-quality video delivery.



The Video Engineer collaborates with product, IT, and operations teams to integrate video solutions into existing systems, supports live and on-demand video events, and documents processes and best practices. The role also includes evaluating new video technologies, contributing to system upgrades, and providing technical support and guidance to internal stakeholders.
Qualifications
Candidates should possess strong troubleshooting skills for diagnosing, analyzing, and resolving video-related technical issues.
Candidates should possess skills in video conferencing platforms and workflows, including setup, optimization, and support for internal and external meetings.
Candidates should possess skills in VOD (Video on Demand) systems and streaming media delivery, including configuration, performance monitoring, and content distribution.
Candidates should possess skills in digital video technologies, formats

📌 Video Engineer (Thiruvallur)
🏢 Beta
📍 Thiruvallur