Here is why a job at Hulu could be bet­ter than work­ing at Netflix.

Hulu is bring­ing on big brand names and exist­ing audi­ences to grow their sub­scriber base.  They just intro­duced live tv sta­tions and the top pay tv services.

While Hulu’s 32 mil­lion sub­scribers put them in a dis­tant third to Netflix“s over 100 mil­lion sub­scribers and  Ama­zon’s esti­mat­ed 85 mil­lion keep in mind that Hulu is owned by the 3 of the largest media com­pa­nies in the world; The Walt Dis­ney Com­pa­ny, 21st Cen­tu­ry Fox, Com­cast, and Time Warner.

Hulu is build­ing brand names which will bring over mil­lions of exist­ing cus­tomers as opposed to Net­flix which is spend­ing bil­lions on orig­i­nal shows and bet­ting big that they will work.

For exam­ple 62% of Hulu sub­scribers watch Game of Thrones.  Now they can get their HBO through Hulu instead of their cable operator.

If you’re con­sid­er­ing work­ing at Hulu they have over 100 jobs avail­able nation­al­ly right now includ­ing jobs in mar­ket­ing, analy­sis, finance and technology.

Rev­enue in 2016 was over $2 bil­lion dol­lars, up 33% from 2015 and is expect­ed to rise by anoth­er 20% in 2017 to $2.4 bil­lion dollars.

In May Hulu added live TV sta­tions to its line up offer­ing access to more than 50 chan­nels for $39.99 per month.  They also include 50 hours of DVR storage.

Those chan­nels will include ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC and local affil­i­ates, along with ESPN, CNN, Car­toon Network/Adult Swim, FX, USA Net­work and many more.

Hulu just announced the addi­tion of HBO and Cin­e­max bring­ing its pay tv offer­ings to three with incum­bent Showtime

Hulu also announced that it’s signed a deal with Scripps Net­works Inter­ac­tive to bring their chan­nels — includ­ing HGTV, Trav­el Chan­nel and Food Net­work — into the on-demand and live TV service.

This is just the begin­ning of bring­ing on mil­lions of new sub­scribers.  Check out the jobs to choose from and see where you would like to work at Hulu below: