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hoichoi, India's leading Bengali OTT platform, seeks a data engineer to own the health of data schemas, pipelines, and governance. You will collaborate with the AI and engineering teams to transform unstructured content into usable knowledge for AI applications, ensuring data quality and security across streaming content, subtitles, and metadata.
You’ll build and maintain orchestration pipelines, enable AI-ready data, and help extend the data architecture as hoichoi grows in content and
hoichoi is India's leading Bengali OTT platform, the digital arm of SVF, Eastern India's largest media & entertainment company. We stream 650+ Bengali movies, 185+ originals, and 3000+ hours of content to an audience of ~250 million Bengalis worldwide. We're part of the wider SVF ecosystem alongside Sooper (AI-led micro-drama OTT) and LoglineAI (AI-native creative studio), and we're on a mission to entertain everyone in their native language.
We are scaling our AI ambitions through a company-wide push to embed AI into how all we operate, anchored by a dedicated AI brain.
hoichoi already runs a comprehensive data setup for consumer and content data. As AI at hoichoi expands, that same architecture needs to extend to cover it too — including turning unstructured content into knowledge that in-house AI agents and applications can actually use.
You'll own the day-to-day health of that data: schemas, availability, and fixing what breaks, working in close, daily contact with our engineering team and in direct support of the AI team.
At hoichoi, the best idea wins, not the biggest title. We operate in small, cross-functional teams where content, product, growth, and tech sit close together, argue productively, and occasionally steal each other's snacks. It's a lot like a kitchen during a house party: slightly chaotic, everyone's doing three things at once, but somehow the food comes out great.
Ownership here isn't a buzzword; it's the default setting. If something's broken, you don't file a ticket and wait. You're the person who notices the printer is jammed and just fixes it instead of pretending you didn't see it. We ship fast, measure what works, and iterate. Think less 'perfect deck' and more 'let's see if real viewers actually care.'
When big moments arrive, we stretch. But we're equally serious about keeping the pace sustainable, because burnt-out teams build neither great products nor great stories. If that sounds like your kind of chaos, we should talk.