Full-Time
Software Engineer
Full Stack, Growth Team
fuboTV
501-1,000 employees
Live TV streaming platform with sports
Compensation Overview
$160k - $190k/yr
New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
Three days in office per week required.
Bachelor's, Master's
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- B.S. or M.S. in Computer Science or equivalent
- 4–6 years of experience delivering working software, preferably web applications
- Solid backend experience in Go, or another compiled language with willingness to ramp on Go quickly
- Comfortable working with AI coding assistants such as Claude or Cursor, including evaluating and validating generated output, not just producing it
- Database experience with Postgres, Redis/Valkey or similar
- Strong knowledge of immutability concepts, CSS and responsive design
- Working knowledge of A/B testing, feature flags and analytics development
- Strong debugging and performance optimization skills
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines and source control (Git)
- Writes clean, well-tested code
- Familiarity with at least one mature MV* framework
- Strong communication skills and a solution-oriented mindset
- As a member of the Growth team, you’ll work across the entire stack: optimizing the user journey on landing pages and the purchase funnel, and building the backend services and APIs that power account management and growth features
- You’ll work with designers, product managers and engineers, driving growth through rapid experimentation and data-driven development
- This is a full stack role with a backend lean. You’ll spend meaningful time in Go building services and data flows, while also shipping frontend features in our React/Next.js stack
- AI-assisted development is part of how this team ships. Tools like Claude and Cursor are in our daily workflow, and we expect engineers to use them with judgment rather than treating their output as finished work
- Experience with Kubernetes
- Good understanding of engineering best practices for SEO
- Stays current on emerging tools and proposes new processes and technologies to the team
- Enjoys a fast-moving environment where individual contributors are trusted to set technical direction
- Enjoys learning and sharing knowledge with coworkers
- Takes initiative in identifying and removing roadblocks
- Comfortable giving and receiving honest feedback
- Unafraid of failure
FuboTV provides live TV streaming across the US, Canada, Spain, and France, focusing on premium sports, news, and entertainment content. It offers a subscription-based service that delivers live channels and on-demand video through a single app, operating as a vMVPD (virtual cable) over the internet and also generating advertising revenue. The product works by letting users sign up for a monthly plan to access a bundle of live channels and on-demand content, with an interface designed for interactive viewing and brand-friendly ad placements. Compared to competitors, FuboTV combines a sports-forward live TV catalog with a global reach and a built-in advertising ecosystem, targeting cord-cutters who want an all-in-one streaming experience. The company aims to build a global live TV platform that consolidates premium sports, news, and entertainment in one app and redefines how people watch live television.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2015
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Alisa Bowen started July 10, 2026, bringing Disney+ operating discipline and leverage.
- August 5, 2026 results showed 5.75 million subscribers and $19.1 million EBITDA.
- The Athletic Hub launched July 23, 2026, creating fresh sponsorship inventory immediately.
What critics are saying
- Q3 2026 subscriber gains were heavily driven by the 2026 World Cup window.
- Pro forma revenue was flat at $1.48 billion, exposing weak underlying growth.
- Disney controls strategy; Fubo can be starved inside Hulu + Live TV integration.
What makes fuboTV unique
- Disney owns 70% after the October 2025 Hulu + Live TV merger.
- Fubo remains sports-first, pairing live TV with The Athletic Video Hub.
- Its CTV ad stack spans Fubo Sports Network, ESPN app, and home-screen takeovers.
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FuboTV's second quarter results missed Wall Street's revenue expectations, with sales of $1.48 billion falling short of the $1.50 billion estimate, despite 38% year-on-year growth. However, the streaming company beat adjusted EBITDA expectations with $19.14 million, 49% above analyst estimates. CEO Alisa Bowen highlighted it as "the strongest second quarter in our history on an adjusted EBITDA basis", citing improved advertising fill rates and rising rates. The company attributed growth to expanded Fubo and Hulu + Live TV offerings and benefits from migrating to the Disney Ad Server. Domestic subscribers increased by 4.39 million year-on-year. Operating margin improved to -1.8% from -3.5% in the prior year period. Full-year EBITDA guidance of $95 million exceeded analyst expectations of $92.32 million.
fuboTV reported third-quarter fiscal 2026 results, its second full quarter since combining with Hulu + Live TV. North America revenue reached $1.474 billion, up from $1.074 billion year-over-year, though approximately flat on a pro forma basis at $1.475 billion. The company ended the quarter with 5.75 million North American subscribers, up 2% from 5.63 million. Net loss narrowed to $25.7 million from $38 million in the prior-year period. Adjusted EBITDA was $19.1 million, compared with pro forma adjusted EBITDA of $31 million a year earlier. CEO Alisa Bowen attributed subscriber growth to major live sports events, including the NBA Finals and 2026 World Cup. The company added 25,000 subscribers sequentially, contrasting with a 250,000 decline in the prior-year quarter.
Fubo CEO Elisa Bowen discussed strengthening ties with Disney during the company's quarterly earnings call on Wednesday. Disney took a 70% stake in Fubo last year as part of a settlement over the cancelled Venu Sports venture. Bowen, who took over as CEO last month, highlighted marketing partnerships as a key opportunity. Fubo has been featured on the ESPN app, showing promising conversion and retention rates. The company reported revenue of $1.48 billion in the quarter, flat year-over-year on a pro forma basis. Losses per share came in at 25 cents, beating analyst expectations. Total subscribers increased 2% to 5.75 million. Fubo operates both FuboTV and Hulu + Live TV as separate services, whilst Disney works on integrating Hulu content into the Disney+ app.
FuboTV reported record North American paid subscribers of 5.75 million in Q3, up 2% year-on-year. The streaming company posted revenue of $1.482 billion, slightly below Wall Street's $1.5 billion expectation, while its loss of $0.25 per share beat the estimated $0.38 loss. New CEO Alisa Bowen, who succeeded co-founder David Gandler last month, outlined growth plans focusing on distribution expansion, refined programming packages, and product innovation. She highlighted ESPN's "Where-to-Watch" integration as an emerging subscriber acquisition channel with strong conversion metrics. Bowen said she will provide a comprehensive update on growth plans and shareholder value initiatives during November's earnings call. FuboTV shares fell more than 9% in pre-market trading following the announcement.