Consulting Analyst
About the job
- The role requires current undergraduate senior status or graduate student status in the final year without full-time work experience.
- The role requires 0–2 years of part-time or internship work experience, preferably in an analytical capacity.
- Candidates must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Candidates must be able to thrive in team environments and manage multiple priorities under tight deadlines.
- Candidates must have experience using artificial intelligence or automation tools to enhance work quality and speed.
- Candidates must demonstrate a proactive drive to solve problems and rethink processes.
- Candidates must have exceptional organizational and follow-through skills with high attention to detail across complex tasks.
- Candidates must have a history of academic success.
- Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in engineering, information systems, computer science, economics, business, or a related field, with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher.
- Create deliverables and work closely with the team to iterate until client-ready, using modern tools to enhance the depth, accuracy, and speed of work.
- Test and evaluate new systems and technologies, validating system capabilities for client solutions.
- Support end-to-end project management by delivering clear status reports, raising risks and issues, and helping keep engagements on schedule.
- Facilitate interactive, collaborative workshops and interviews with client stakeholders to collect user requirements, uncover pain points, and document business needs.
- Foster strong, collaborative relationships across client organizations and internal Qvest teams.
- Contribute to Qvest's growth through strategy, methodology enhancement, and talent recruitment.
- Experience and/or interest in the Media & Entertainment industry.
- Analytical work experience.
About the company
Qvest provides professional services and integrated solutions for the media and broadcasting industry. It helps clients manage digital assets, conduct remote video editing, and monitor media, while offering consulting, system integration, and managed services. Its offerings are delivered through tailored workflows and platforms that support media operations, cloud playout, and agile development, all built around standards such as SMPTE ST 2110. The company differentiates itself through end-to-end project delivery, deep industry expertise, and global reach, combining technology implementation with ongoing services. The goal is to help broadcasters, security, and media organizations transform their operations, improve efficiency, and run reliable, scalable media workflows.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
M&A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Hamburg, Germany
Founded
2013
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Qvest won Bahrain TV's 2026 archive modernization, proving delivery on complex live migrations.
- Its 2026 NVIDIA V-Cropper launch deepens AI credibility in sports clipping and mobile monetization.
- The 2026 North America CEO promotion and new SVP Sales sharpen regional growth execution.
What critics are saying
- Thorsten Sauer's 2026 integration push signals margin pressure from sprawling international operations.
- Qvest's open-source DMF tools commoditize integration, shrinking differentiation against partners like Matrox and Telestream.
- If sovereign OTT adoption stalls, Qvest remains exposed to cyclical broadcaster spending and platform substitution.
What makes Qvest unique
- Qvest sells media-specific integration, not generic IT, spanning ST 2110 and MAM workflows.
- Its open DMF and MXL work targets software-defined broadcast architectures with vendor interoperability.
- European sovereignty positioning distinguishes Qvest in OTT, using Scaleway, Ateme, and local deployment.
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Health, dental & vision coverage
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Remote work option
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Wellness benefits
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Qvest promotes Katlyn Alexander to CEO, North America. Published 3 hours ago U.S. chief operating officer elevated as part of a leadership transition Global media technology provider Qvest has elevated Katlyn Alexander to CEO for North America. Alexander, who had been chief operating officer of Qvest in the U.S., succeeds the Qvest U.S. founding partners as part of a yearlong leadership transition. She will be tasked with overseeing strategic direction, operational performance and market expansion across North America, with a focus on supporting customers in media and entertainment and other sectors in transitioning toward digitalization, cloud and AI, the company said. "Katlyn is an integral part of Qvest and has played a key role in shaping our business in the U.S. market," Qvest Group Global CEO Thorsten Sauer said. "Her operational depth ensures continuity and sustained business momentum, while her deep understanding of our clients and our business ideally positions her to lead the organization into its next phase of growth." Alexander's promotion is part of a planned transition at Qvest's North America operations in which its founding partners are gradually handing their responsibilities over to a younger generation of executives. She joined Qvest in 2014 and has held several leadership posts. "We are thrilled to enter this next chapter of leadership under Katlyn," Qvest U.S. Founding Partner Frank Leal said. "She has been with the organization for over 12 years and has our culture and drive for putting clients first in her DNA." In addition to North America, Germany-based Qvest operates locations in Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Australia. The professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.
Qvest unveils V-Cropper Blueprint powered by NVIDIA. 11/09/2026 Qvest will present the V-Cropper Blueprint powered by NVIDIA for the first time at IBC2026. Developed by Qvest using NVIDIA AI and deployment technologies, the application automatically crops horizontal video into different aspect ratios, including vertical formats optimised for mobile and social media. It enables media organisations to accelerate content creation while maintaining control over their content and AI infrastructure. Turning horizontal sports and live content into vertical formats for social media currently requires significant manual editing. The V-Cropper Blueprint from Qvest automates this process by tracking relevant subjects and sports scenes in motion - such as athletes, players and balls - and keeping the action in frame, helping media teams create mobile content faster. "For media organisations, the value of AI is not the model itself, but what it enables within real production workflows," said Fares Birke, Principal - Practice Lead Applied AI at Qvest. "Especially in sports, speed matters. Monetising the moment means turning live action into engaging content while it is still relevant. Our V-Cropper Blueprint does exactly that while giving organisations control over how and where their AI workflows operate." Developed by Qvest's Applied AI and R&D Accelerator Team, the V-Cropper Blueprint can run locally or in cloud environments, enabling media organisations to process content without relying on external multi-tenant AI services. "Live moments evolve by the second, yet adapting horizontal video for mobile audiences remains time-consuming and manual," said Richard Kerris, Vice President and General Manager of Media and Entertainment at NVIDIA. "Built with NVIDIA AI, Qvest's V-Cropper Blueprint turns that bottleneck into an adaptable workflow, helping media teams bring sports and live content to every screen faster while retaining control of their content and infrastructure." The solution uses NVIDIA NIM microservices for optimised AI inference and NVIDIA Brev for reusable deployment configurations. Its containerised architecture supports flexible deployment, while a labelling and tuning interface allows teams to adapt tracking behaviour to different sports and content scenarios. The V-Cropper Blueprint will be made available through NVIDIA Build as an open-source foundation that media organisations can adapt to their own workflows and requirements. Visitors can experience the V-Cropper Blueprint at the Qvest booth, 10.C24, at IBC 2026. Qvest will also share insights into AI-driven business impact in a live panel discussion, Real Talk Live: AI Everywhere. Business Value Anywhere?, on Sunday, 13 September, from 11am-11:45am CEST. During the panel discussion, Stefan Kollinger, Chief Innovation Officer at ORF, Austria; Michael Kaplan, Director, AI for Media Ecosystem and Partner GTM at NVIDIA; and Alexander Günther, Managing Director at Sportcast, will share their perspectives on how media companies can move beyond isolated AI use cases and turn AI initiatives into meaningful business value. Qvest at IBC Hall 10, booth 10.C24.
Qvest strengthens Global Sales with Jens Miedek. Cologne, September 11 2026 - Qvest, a global leader in media-focused services, has appointed Jens Miedek as Senior Vice President Sales - Media & Entertainment. In his new role, he will further develop the sales organization and drive expansion into new growth areas and markets at Qvest. Miedek brings extensive sales experience as well as expertise in developing global sales structures. In his new role at Qvest, his key responsibilities will include implementing go-to-market strategies across the company's media-focused business areas, expanding existing and new customer relationships and segments, and driving growth in order intake and revenue. "Qvest has a broad portfolio of services and strong capabilities across different markets and regions. The key is to translate these into clear and relevant offerings for our customers. Jens brings the international sales experience and strategic perspective on scalable structures that will help us move forward in this area," says Thorsten Sauer, CEO of Qvest Group. For Jens Miedek, international collaboration is both a key lever for further development and a source of synergies: "Qvest combines comprehensive expertise across the entire media supply chain with a globally positioned delivery organization. This is unique for a systems integrator in the media industry. I look forward to working with our global sales teams to strengthen collaboration across markets and regions, connect customers more effectively with our capabilities, and unlock new growth opportunities." Before joining Qvest, Miedek held the position of Executive Director of Global Sales, among other roles. His professional background includes 16 years at Riedel Communications as well as positions at Eplan Software & Service and Kubota Brabender Technology. Jens Miedek, Senior Vice President Sales - Media & Entertainment, Qvest Thorsten Sauer, CEO Qvest Group Jens Miedek, Senior Vice President Sales - Media & Entertainment, Qvest Thorsten Sauer, CEO Qvest Group
IBC 2026: Qvest to demonstrate multi-vendor Dynamic Media Facility showcase. 03/09/2026 Qvest will present a multi-vendor Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) showcase at IBC2026 (Booth 10.C24), demonstrating how the EBU's DMF architecture can be implemented through a software-defined production environment running on commodity and cloud infrastructure. Broadcasters are increasingly looking beyond architectural concepts and asking what already works in practice, says Daniel Clasen, Practice Lead Custom Software Solutions, Qvest. With the DMF Showcase, we are demonstrating how open, software-defined production can be implemented today. Together with our partners, we are turning the Dynamic Media Facility from a reference architecture into a practical reference implementation and providing a blueprint for the future of media production. One of the biggest opportunities in software-defined production is to use resources more efficiently, says Patrick Steinert, Head of Technology Consulting, Qvest. Production environments are often underutilized because infrastructure is dedicated to individual workflows. Our DMF Showcase demonstrates how shared, software-defined resources can be used more efficiently across a variety of production scenarios and provide a practical path toward more flexible and efficient operations. It also reflects an important milestone: we have created a functional DMF implementation, which will soon be deployed in customer environments. The showcase brings together the following partners and their contributions: Intel - Intel Xeon processor-based servers with E800 series NICs for ST 2110 and RDMA as the compute foundation; Matrox Video - ORIGIN asynchronous media framework with Kubernetes-native scheduling; NETGEAR - M4350-40X4C 40-port 10G switch with 100G uplinks for ST 2110 and management traffic; Ross Video - SRT-to-MXL media function for integrating SRT contribution feeds into the MXL environment; Riedel - containerized MXL replication for multi-node media processing; Skyline Communications - DataMiner xOps for event planning, orchestration, and lifecycle management; TAG Video Systems - TAG Core software multiviewing and QC across MXL, ST 2110, compressed, and OTT signals; Telos Alliance - Minnetonka Audio UPMAX for immersive audio and ARC for loudness compliance as containerized media functions; Techex - tx darwin for standards conversion, switching, and compression with MXL integration; Telestream - Pulse platform for MXL-based ST 2110 flow integration and waveform/vectorscope monitoring; Wavelet Beam - IRIS-VIDEO GPU-accelerated live denoising alongside MXL Player, Recorder, and 10 Bit Viewer. 05/01/2027. 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A dozen tech companies join forces at IBC to host a multi-vendor Dynamic Media Facility showcase. Qvest has announced that it will present the most interconnected multi-vendor Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) Showcase at IBC 2026 (booth 10.C24). Developed together with industry partners, the showcase aims to demonstrate how the European Broadcasting Union's (EBU) Dynamic Media Facility architecture can be implemented in practice through an open, interoperable software-defined production environment, as the company has claimed in a statement. Qvest's Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) Showcase brings together orchestration, media processing, audio, monitoring, and lifecycle management capabilities from multiple vendors within a shared fully operational environment. Running on commodity infrastructure as well as in cloud environments, it looks forward to demonstrating how software-defined production workflows can be deployed across different infrastructure models without vendor lock-in. "Broadcasters are increasingly looking beyond architectural concepts and asking what already works in practice", notes Daniel Clasen, Practice Lead Custom Software Solutions at Qvest. "With the DMF Showcase, we are demonstrating how open, software-defined production can be implemented today. Together with our partners, we are turning the Dynamic Media Facility from a reference architecture into a practical reference implementation and providing a blueprint for the future of media production". "One of the biggest opportunities in software-defined production is to use resources more efficiently", adds Patrick Steinert, Head of Technology Consulting at Qvest. "Production environments are often underutilized because infrastructure is dedicated to individual workflows. Our DMF Showcase demonstrates how shared, software-defined resources can be used more efficiently across a variety of production scenarios and provide a practical path toward more flexible and efficient operations. It also reflects an important milestone: we have created a functional DMF implementation, which will soon be deployed in customer environments". Technology partners. Intel. It provides two Intel(r) Xeon(r) Processor based servers equipped with E800 series Network Interface Cards, with support for ST2110 and RDMA, as the compute foundation for the DMF Showcase, supporting the execution and dynamic orchestration of software-defined media workloads. Matrox video. Contributes Matrox ORIGIN, an asynchronous media framework designed for the rapid development of software-defined live media facilities. It offers a wide range of media processing capabilities, a Kubernetes-native operator for scheduling media tasks, and an exceptional developer experience to DMF deployments. Netgear. Brings the network foundation with its M4350-40X4C, a 40-port 10G switch with 100G uplinks that carries uncompressed ST 2110 flows alongside control, orchestration, and management traffic on a single fabric. Ross video. Displays an SRT-to-MXL media function, enabling SRT-based contribution feeds to be integrated into the MXL-based DMF environment. Riedel. Is showcasing some the latest developments around DMF architecture utilizing containers and MXL replication to enrich current workflows and to enable multi-node media processing. Skyline communications. Offers event planning and automated orchestration through its DataMiner xOps platform, coordinating operational and technical resources and managing the lifecycle of dynamic media functions across the environment. TAG video systems. Powers the monitoring layer with TAG Core, its 100% software multiviewing and QC platform, giving operators continuous visibility across MXL, ST 2110, compressed and OTT signals. Telos alliance. Minnetonka Audio UPMAX unlocks immersive 5.1/7.1.4 audio, Minnetonka Audio ARC guarantees the best quality in compliant loudness, and together they deploy effortlessly as containerized media functions within DMF. Techex. Contributes tx darwin, a native software processing platform offering native MXL-powered features such as standards conversion, switching and compression with powerful monitoring and a DMF aligned architecture focused on integration and configurable media functions. Telestream. Contributes its Pulse platform, enabling MXL-based ST 2110 media flows to be integrated into the DMF environment while providing monitoring with waveform and vector scopes across the workflow. Wavelet beam. Showcases IRIS-VIDEO Denoising alongside its MXL Apps (Player, Recorder, 10 Bit Viewer). This GPU-accelerated live tool removes sensor noise and compression artifacts before encoding, reducing video bandwidth and costs while boosting compression efficiency and maintaining image quality. The Dynamic Media Facility Showcase and its open, multi-vendor production environment will be at the Qvest booth 10.C24 during IBC 2026 in Amsterdam (11-14th September).