Senior Backend Engineer - Content Protection

Epidemic Sound

Backend Developer • Senior • Hybrid • Full-time • Sweden

Stockholm HQ, Sweden

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Epidemic Sound is hiring a Senior Backend Engineer for Content Protection, building systems that protect enterprise customers from licensing and copyright risk, working closely with Data, ML, Legal, and Business Ops.

Stack

AI/ML AWS GCP Java Kafka Python

Responsibilities

▹Architect and maintain content protection and rights enforcement infrastructure
▹Build high-throughput services monitoring user-generated content
▹Analyze data to spot weak signals and missed cases in the pipeline
▹Collaborate with ML engineers on advanced detection models

Requirements

▹6+ years backend engineering, designing and scaling distributed systems
▹Experience building high-throughput services and data pipelines
▹Proficiency in Python, Go, or Java and cloud infra (GCP/AWS)
▹Strong architectural mindset, full system ownership
▹Comfortable with agentic engineering

Nice to have

▹Experience with UGC platform APIs (YouTube, TikTok)
▹Streaming technologies experience (e.g. Kafka)
▹Collaboration with ML teams on data-driven detection tools

Soft skills

Self-directed problem finding and solvingCross-functional collaboration

About the company

Epidemic Sound is a 400+ person global team building music and audio technology for streaming and content creators.

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Work typeHybrid

Location

Stockholm HQ, SE

TypeJob

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