Spring 2026
Intern: Software Engineer
Posted on 10/31/2025
Eluvio
11-50 employees
Blockchain-based platform for premium video distribution
No salary listed
Berkeley, CA, USA
In Person
 Software Engineering (1) |
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- General programming in Go, Rust, JavaScript/node/react
- Facile working across different platforms and environments
- Experience working on large-scale distributed systems
- High accountability
- Skill documenting decisions, processes, and code
- Front end and web3/dapp development (most of our apps are using react)
- Applied cryptography
- Devops and large-scale test frameworks
Eluvio builds the Content Fabric, a blockchain-based platform for premium video distribution that lets content owners manage, distribute, and monetize their video assets directly on a decentralized network. It combines live and on-demand streaming, digital rights management, advertising insertion, and a built-in wallet, all within one platform, with usage-based fees for storage and distribution. The platform differentiates itself by giving owners direct control over assets and revenue, powered by an eco-friendly patented blockchain and supported by partnerships with Microsoft and Intel. Its goal is to help media and entertainment creators publish, distribute, and monetize video more efficiently while increasing their revenue share by reducing reliance on intermediaries.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Berkeley, California
Founded
2017
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- URC TV cut costs 62% and grew revenue 35% using Content Fabric in 2026.
- Bucharest Release delivers sub-500ms global latency, replacing satellite distribution.
- Partnerships with UEFA, Warner Bros, and Imagn Images expand sports AI workflows.
What critics are saying
- Akamai and Cloudflare integrate AI video processing, eroding zero-copy edge.
- UEFA and Warner Bros build in-house systems, causing client churn by 2027.
- No Series B by Q4 2026 triggers R&D halt and customer exodus.
What makes Eluvio unique
- Content Fabric uses patented eco-friendly blockchain for zero-copy video distribution.
- Founders Michelle Munson and Serban Simu invented Emmy-winning FASP protocol.
- Inline frame-accurate AI enables real-time multimodal analysis without re-transcoding.
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Growth & Insights and Company News
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↑ 0%Eluvio has unveiled a new architecture for frame-accurate video intelligence and launched the next-generation Eluvio Video Intelligence Editor (EVIE) ahead of NAB Show 2026. The system is the first commercially available solution for inline, multimodal AI built natively into media pipelines, operating without file copies, movement or re-transcoding. The platform enables frame-accurate analysis across video, audio, text and images for both live and on-demand content. Key features include real-time inference in live streams, multi-modal deep content search, automatic highlight generation and vertical video creation from 16:9 sources. EVIE Titles, currently in beta preview, offers agentic orchestration capabilities for title libraries and live sports. The system has been deployed by organisations including UEFA, Warner Bros and Amazon Studios/MGM. Eluvio will demonstrate the technology at NAB Show 2026 from 19–22 April.
Eluvio has announced commercial availability of its Content Fabric "Bucharest Release", a unified platform addressing live broadcast distribution, direct-to-consumer streaming and AI video intelligence. The platform aims to replace satellite and legacy cloud distribution with sub-500ms global latency and zero egress fan-out charges. The Berkeley-based startup's system eliminates file copying throughout the distribution chain, serving broadcast affiliates and consumer endpoints from a single ingest workflow. Key features include SMPTE 2022-7 multipath synchronisation, end-to-end security and support for premium formats including stereoscopic 4K and Dolby Atmos. The release introduces "Pocket TV", a white-labelled microsite enabling frictionless content sales without user login, deployed by a Tier 1 US broadcaster in 2026. Eluvio will demonstrate the platform at NAB Show 2026 in Las Vegas from 19-22 April.
United Rugby Championship has achieved a 62% cost reduction, 64% transaction growth and 35% revenue increase in its first year using Eluvio's streaming platform for URC TV. The rugby league switched from legacy streaming providers to Eluvio's Content Fabric and Application Suite to improve profitability whilst enhancing fan experience. URC TV now serves as a global streaming hub delivering over 180 live games to fans in 150 countries. Subscribers have grown 2.7 times, with over 1.25 million sessions and an average season watch time of 20 hours per viewer. The platform delivers live multi-view matches, video on demand, highlights and archives directly to consumers via connected devices and TVs. Eluvio's technology provides low-latency streaming with an average serving latency under 200 milliseconds globally.
LAS VEGAS, April 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Eluvio today announced its next-gen Eluvio Content Fabric - Bangkok Release and Application Suite was selected as a streaming technology award winner in the 2025 NAB Show Product of the Year Awards. This is the second year in a row that Eluvio has won the prestigious, official awards program that recognizes some of the most significant and promising new products and technologies showcased by exhibitors at NAB Show
NEW YORK and BERKELEY, Calif., Feb. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Imagn Images, the nation's largest sports-image wire service, and Eluvio, the Content AI and Fabric pioneer, today announced a strategic pilot to revolutionize photo editing workflows. By leveraging multi-modal artificial intelligence (AI), multiple AI/ML (machine learning) models, and the Eluvio Content Fabric, this partnership aims to transform the way images are tagged, captioned, and processed