We are seeking a skilled Flutter developer with strong expertise in IPTV systems and UDP (User Datagram Protocol) streaming. The ideal candidate will have experience building or enhancing IPTV applications, particularly with a focus on optimizing live video streaming using UDP in a Flutter environment.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and Integrate UDP Streaming:

  • Implement robust UDP streaming within an existing or new Flutter-based IPTV application.
  • Ensure minimal latency and buffering by optimizing buffer management.

• Network Optimization:

  • Diagnose and resolve network-related issues such as packet loss, delays, and inconsistent playback.
  • Configure routers and firewalls to support and prioritize UDP traffic for IPTV services.

• Cross-Platform Compatibility:

  • Ensure the IPTV application delivers consistent performance across Android and iOS devices.
  • Work with codecs and streaming formats to maximize compatibility and performance.

• Debugging and Logging:

  • Implement advanced logging to monitor and diagnose issues with UDP streams.
  • Use real-time monitoring tools to track stream performance and improve user experience.

• Quality Assurance:

  • Conduct testing under various network conditions to simulate real-world usage.
  • Perform device compatibility testing across multiple OS versions.

Requirements:

• Proven experience in developing Flutter applications with a focus on IPTV solutions.
• Strong understanding and experience with UDP streaming protocols.
• Familiarity with networking concepts, especially related to live video streaming.
• Experience with Flutter plugins related to UDP, such as udp or flutter_udp.
• Ability to troubleshoot and optimize network performance for streaming applications.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience in configuring network infrastructure for IPTV services.
• Previous work on live streaming projects or similar IPTV platforms.
• Knowledge of video and audio codecs, particularly those used in streaming media (e.g., H.264, AAC).