Dedicated WebRTC and RTMP talent for El Segundo aerospace, media, and sports-tech teams building live video products.
For your El Segundo business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
El Segundo sits in the shadow of LAX and a cluster of aerospace and satellite companies, but the city's real growth story lately has been in sports tech, media production, and gaming studios that moved in around El Segundo's stretch of Continental Grand. A studio building a fan engagement app doesn't need a generalist. It needs someone who has actually debugged a stream that freezes at the 40-minute mark because of a bad TURN server fallback, or figured out why an Agora session drops audio sync on older Android devices. That is a narrow, specific skill set, and it is rarely sitting idle in Southern California's tight engineering market.
We hire out this exact skill set on an hourly, embedded basis. You get a developer who works inside WebRTC, RTMP ingest, HLS packaging, and FFmpeg transcoding pipelines daily, not someone learning the stack on your dollar. If your product needs sub-second latency for live betting odds or auction bidding, that's a WebRTC and Agora SDK conversation. If you're pushing recorded broadcast-style content to thousands of viewers, RTMP into an HLS ladder with FFmpeg handling adaptive bitrate is usually the more practical, cheaper-to-scale answer. We'll tell you which one fits before you commit budget, even if that means recommending the less exciting option.
Our team is based in Gandhinagar, India, and has been building software since 2015. We don't have an office in El Segundo or anywhere in California, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. What we do have is a working rhythm built around California's business hours: developers who shift their schedules to overlap with your mornings and early afternoons, daily standups over Zoom, and a Slack channel where you can ask a question and expect a same-day answer, not a 24-hour wait. Over ten years and 500-plus projects across 20-plus countries, that overlap-hours model has held up better than the alternative of hiring locally at a much higher hourly rate for the same output.
The honest tradeoff: live streaming work has a learning curve on your side too. Concepts like jitter buffers, simulcast, and CDN edge caching for HLS segments will come up in planning conversations, and we'd rather walk you through them than hide behind jargon. California's media and aerospace-adjacent tech scene moves fast, and a live streaming developer hired hourly through us can start on discovery calls within days, not weeks, because there's no lengthy staffing agency process standing between the first conversation and actual sprint work.
Our developers have shipped WebRTC and Agora integrations for real-time apps, plus RTMP-to-HLS pipelines for broadcast-style delivery, so El Segundo teams get someone who has already hit the edge cases.
We structure schedules so your standups, sprint planning, and demos land during your workday, not ours, which matters when a stream issue needs a same-day fix.
Every repository, pipeline configuration, and Agora project setup stays under your accounts from day one, with no vendor lock-in built into the arrangement.
Ten-plus years and 500-plus delivered projects across 20-plus countries, including media and real-time video work relevant to California's streaming and sports-tech companies.
You get sprint summaries and Loom walkthroughs of what shipped, so a business decision-maker in El Segundo without a deep technical background can still track progress.
You hire the actual developer doing the work, at a clear hourly rate, without a layered agency structure inflating the number.
One developer embedded in your team full-time, best for products actively building out or scaling a live streaming feature set.
Useful when streaming is one feature among several and you need steady but not full-time attention on it.
Pay for time spent on specific tasks like a stream reliability audit, a codec migration, or fixing a stubborn latency bug.
Multiple developers plus a lead for larger builds, such as a multi-region streaming platform with transcoding and CDN work happening in parallel.
We talk through your streaming goals, current stack, and where things are breaking down, whether that's latency, scale, or a stalled build.
We shortlist developers with direct WebRTC, RTMP, or Agora experience matching your use case and share their background before you commit.
Your developer reviews your existing streaming pipeline or starts architecture planning if you're building from zero, and joins your tools within the first days.
We scope a concrete first sprint together, whether that's a proof-of-concept stream, a bug fix list, or an FFmpeg transcoding setup.
Work ships on a predictable weekly cadence with standups and demos scheduled around your California working hours.
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Tell us what you're building and we'll match you with a developer who has already solved that exact streaming problem, no exclamation marks needed to get started.
For your El Segundo, California business.