Working at Brightcove in Boston, MA: 6 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Boston, MA Area

"Not impressed with the leadership."

"My experience working with Brightcove was just so awesome. As an intern who had never worked on the technologies that they were using, the team put up with me with a lot of patience as I grabbed hold of the technologies being used. Learned a lot from this experience."

"My name is Ashraya Sapkota and I am a senior at Wheaton College in Massachusetts. I am friends with your sister Sumina. I live in Somerville, MA and have many interests but I tend to work good with technology and product development. I just finished up with the Product Marketing Co-Op at Brightcove in Boston MA. Before this I also did an internship in London UK as a data analyst for 4 months. I also have experience being a technical assistant with Amazon Prime Now. I am looking for some junior positions that include skills with product development, business analyst, management, account roles, or any tech related positions for the May of 2020. I have been applying for jobs since October but have found out that most companies do not really start hiring until March!"

"Brightcove was founded in 2004 by Jeremy Allaire, who served as Executive Chairman until April 2016,[1] and Bob Mason. The company was named after a harbor where the founder liked to kayak named Bright Cove Harbor in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.[2] In March 2006, Brightcove acquired Seattle-based Metastories, makers of StoryMaker, a publishing tool for video, audio, images, and text. In May of that year, it established a distribution partnership with TiVo[3][4][5] and a content delivery partnership with Limelight Networks."

"I worked at Brightcove Inc for more than 4 years. This company offers multiple ways of growing professionally, as well as unlimited PTO (for most full time employees), bagel Fridays, multiple events such as MLB opening day party and Halloween parties. They recently have gone through a couple of re-organizations but they appear to be on the right track for successful growth"

"Decent company if you want to have a steady base but not a lot of upside."