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Senior Engineering Manager - Player Web SDK
Leto Baxevanaki is a senior engineering manager at Bitmovin, leading the Web Player SDK and TA engineering teams. Her main responsibilities include leading multiple engineering teams, aligning their efforts with product roadmap and continuously enhancing software quality and delivery speed. Leto is deeply interested in promoting a culture of innovation, encouraging experimentation and new ideas, and exploring new technologies to achieve business advantages.
MoQ (Media over QUIC Transport) is still an evolving standard, which means the libraries and implementations built on it are a moving target. For Bitmovin as a member of the OpenMoQ consortium, staying current is not optional. A Player built on a library that no longer tracks the IETF drafts will quietly fall behind as…
At Bitmovin, we believe that the best products often start as “bold ideas” born out of curiosity, especially when exploring how new technologies like generative AI could shape video workflows. That is why we host quarterly two-day hackathons, events designed to give our engineers the freedom to step away from their daily roadmaps and…
For two decades, streaming services building live workflows have had to pick two out of these 3 options: sub-second latency, broadcast scale, or simple infrastructure. Most services optimized for two goals and accepted the cost of the third with this trade-off shaping protocol choices, CDN strategy, and even product design. The…
Bitmovin regularly hosts two-day hackathons, held quarterly, to give engineers the chance to step away from their daily work and focus on creative ideas they would like to see become reality. In our latest hackathon, which was supported by Google, teams explored new technologies, collaborated across departments, and built working prototypes in just 48 hours….
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