Hulu is looking for a "Business Development professional" to help the site launch internationally. Job candidates will look for new international opportunities for Hulu, form partnerships and guide the launch in foreign markets.

Hulu has grown steadily since launch, recently pushing more than 100 million video streams in July and starting to advertise outside the site to pick up new viewers. Going international is a logical next step, but I anticipate some complaints from U.S. viewers. Because of international licensing requirements, Hulu will offer great international shows, but only to an international audience. U.S. audiences won't be able to watch shows from Europe or Japan and vice versa.

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