Broadcast Engineer II

Job Summary

• Configure studio video and audio infrastructure as it pertains to each show they are assigned to.


• Act as main troubleshooter and support for production line operators in regards to equipment operation and workflow before, during, and after shows.

• Coordinate with production line operators stage crew on daily show operations as it pertain to general broadcast requirements


• Assist Sr, Technical Production Manager in the development and deployment of best-practices and internal systems

• Coordinate with additional on-site associate engineers and utilities as necessary when shows permit.


• Be responsible for show incident reports and risk mitigation at the end of each show day.

• 7+ years as a Broadcast Engineer in live broadcast 

• Must be detail oriented and show ability to work well under pressure and demonstrate ability to stay calm and collected when troubleshooting on mission critical infrastructure while shows are live.

• Familiarity with Tektronix, Leader, Fluke, and other various troubleshooting equipment


• Excellent technical, management and communication skills to work with multi-functional teams


• Highly proficient in video broadcast equipment brands such as Grass Valley Routers and switchers, Ross Xpression CG, Ross Mira video servers, and Autoscript Prompters.

• Proficient with streaming workflow and equipment like Haivision, AJA, and ATEME


• Proficient in terminating audio, video, and network cabling


• Excellent multi-tasking and prioritizations skills


• Flexible with hours and ability to work weekends when needed


• Experience with advanced IT infrastructure (switches, firewalls, VLANs, QoS, IGMP)


• Dante Level 3 Certification a plus


• Efficient as an independent or team worker


• Expert understanding of streaming platforms and linear broadcasting