Video Engineer

Job Summary

• Conduct systems configuration and oversee technical operation of all broadcast systems. Administer and troubleshoot all technical issues on-site. Work closely with the event and facilities teams to coordinate and manage any audio-visual technical equipment and staffing needs for all games, shows & events.

• Manage part-time A/V techs and set/strike labor to execute private events from start to finish (estimate, planning, execution, post-event financial settlement)

• Identify areas for improvement in both daily workflow and overall system functionality and plan for end-of-life equipment replacement, working with the Manager of Audio, Visual, Broadcast and Cisco Vision Operations to address these needs through continued capital improvement


• Perform routine maintenance to audio and video equipment and ensures that a clean, labeled, and organized inventory of equipment and tools is maintained. Develop and maintain inventory of broadcast and A/V system equipment and consumables. Ensure that an inventory and maintenance log of all equipment is properly monitored and tracked


• Liaise with internal/external production as well as interfacing and assisting production and satellite trucks.


• In the absence of the Manager, assist in supervising and managing hourly AV staff. Schedule and supervise technicians to assist third party entities for house integration as needed

• At least 3-5 years' experience in stadium or large arena broadcast systems; including "club" A/V systems.


• A minimum education level of High school diploma required; 2 or 4 year degree in Video and Audio Production, Broadcast, or Technical preferred


• Experience with video/display systems for, and executing corporate and private events


• Strong working knowledge of networking concepts including management of IP addresses and networking new devices


• Full understanding of: 
  
  
  • Ross Xpression, Tessera, Acuity 
  
  
  • Evertz IP and baseband routing, modular frames, control and monitoring systems 
  
  
  • EVS replay systems 
  
  
  • Sony broadcast cameras and camera control units 
  
  
  • Modular LED video systems (Daktronics, Prismview, etc.) 
  
  
  • Riedel intercom systems 
  
  
  • DANTE routing and implementation 
  
  


• Working knowledge of stadium video and audio systems, portable audio setups, wireless microphones, and analog and digital intercom systems


• Knowledge of pulling cables, wiring audio racks, and terminating/soldering cables


• Working knowledge of arena video and audio signal flow


• Possess an ability to route video and audio signals to and from audio consoles and video routers


• Ability to manage staff effectively. Proven ability to successfully plan, coordinate, and execute tactically and strategically


• Excellent written and oral communication, client service, and project management skills required; ability to interact with all levels of staff including management


• Ability to prioritize and handle multiple projects simultaneously


• Ability to adapt to changes in the work environment, manage competing demands, and frequent change, delays or unexpected events


• Ability to achieve high performance goals and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment


• Proficient in Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint); ability to learn required business systems


• Very strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build relationships with internal and external partners


• Strong organizational skills that reflect the ability to perform and prioritize multiple tasks seamless with excellent attention to detail


• Must be able to work a flexible schedule, including evenings, weekends, and holidays


• Must be able to troubleshoot technical issues under pressure


• Must possess a strong technical background


• Must possess a "self-starter", entrepreneurial personality