About fuboTV:

fuboTV is the world’s only sports-focused live streaming TV service with top leagues and teams, plus popular shows, movies and news for the entire household. We have 100+ live TV channels, including the FOX, NBC, CBS, ABC and Disney broadcast catalogs, plus Showtime, AMC…and thousands of on-demand titles! fuboTV can be accessed on multiple platforms, including Web, Android, iOS, tvOS, Fire TV, Android TV, Roku, XBox, smart TV's and Chromecast.

We’re rapidly growing — in employees, subscribers and our content offerings. Which means we need your help taking us to the next level. 

fuboTV is committed to excellence through diversity, which involves attracting talented people from diverse backgrounds and traditions. We encourage everyone to apply.

About the Role:

fuboTV is looking for an exceptional Front-end Web Engineer with an eye for conversion-driven design to join the marketing team. 

As a Frontend Web Engineer, you will work closely with the amazing creative, product and design teams to craft intuitive and user-focused web experiences that will feel simple on the surface, but may be complex under the hood. You will build testable and maintainable code bases using modern Javascript tooling.

We are looking for an Engineer who cares about code quality, uptime, performance, continuous integration and deployment, SOLID design principles, test-driven development, and agile (with a lowercase “a”) methodologies.

fuboTV Frontend Marketing Engineers have the following responsibilities:

  • Architect, design, develop, test, maintain and improve marketing software for user acquisition and retention efforts
  • Collaborate with other members of the fuboTV team to determine priorities and best practices, and refine functional requirements

 All fuboTV Frontend Marketing Engineers must:

  • Have 5+ years of experience in front-end web development
  • Write clean, well-tested code
  • Be familiar with HTML5, CSS, Javascript, responsive design

The ideal candidate will also:

  • Enjoy working in a fast-moving startup environment where individual contributors are trusted and depended upon to set technical direction
  • Be an SEO whisperer who knows how to build and maintain pages that Googlebot can’t resist
  • Have significant experience working with responsive and fluid email templates that look great across different devices and services
  • Believe that work-life balance is a characteristic of highly functioning engineering teams
  • Enjoy learning new things and sharing knowledge with coworkers
  • Take the initiative in identifying and removing roadblocks
  • Be a pleasure to work with in a professional environment
  • Be comfortable giving and receiving honest feedback
  • Be unafraid of failure
  • Enjoy disrupting the status quo

Perks & Benefits:

  • fuboTV provides a highly competitive compensation based on experience and market standards
  • Robust benefit package including health / dental / vision coverage sponsored up to 100% for employees, 401k, life insurance, and commuter benefits
  • Free premium fuboTV account
  • Health and wellness initiatives including discounts on gym memberships
  • Unlimited PTO days and regular company-wide activities
  • fuboTV's main headquarters are located in Midtown Manhattan
  • Remote-friendly environment
  • fuboTV is an e-verified company

 

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