403g Broadcast Maintenance Technician

About the role

Become a Broadcast Maintenance Technician at Paramount, a leading global media and entertainment company. Your responsibilities will involve troubleshooting and maintaining broadcast environments, including IP video infrastructure, test and measurement equipment, and various signal processing systems.

Responsibilities

• Support and troubleshoot on-air playout in broadcast and streaming environments
• Operate live broadcast control rooms, especially in sports and live entertainment settings
• Maintain transmission operations for real-time monitoring and distribution across multiple delivery paths
• Configure and maintain Evertz IP-based systems, including ST 2110 routing, signal processing, and NMOS integration
• Support channel origination workflows with Grass Valley AMPP and graphics insertion
• Manage Imagine Communications SNP or equivalent IP gateway systems in live production or playout environments
• Work with TAG Video Systems multiviewers and configure IRDs, L-Band routers, and RF equipment
• Ensure cloud-based or hybrid broadcast workflows are functioning correctly
• Collaborate with engineering teams to troubleshoot issues across routing control systems, multicast networking, and downstream playout or monitoring devices
• Write clear and detailed documentation for operational procedures, troubleshooting guides, and engineering run books
• Communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Requirements

• 3+ years of engineering support and troubleshooting experience in broadcast environments
• Expert-level knowledge of SMPTE ST 2110 IP video infrastructure
• Proficiency with broadcast test and measurement equipment
• Understanding of broadcast network design principles, including redundancy models and multicast design
• Experience with Evertz IP-based systems, including ST 2110 routing, signal processing, and NMOS integration
• Knowledge of broadcast engineering best practices related to signal redundancy, failover, and resiliency design
• Experience supporting channel origination workflows with Grass Valley AMPP
• Experience with Imagine Communications SNP or equivalent IP gateway systems
• Familiarity with TAG Video Systems multiviewers and Telestream PRISM waveform monitors
• Working knowledge of color space conversion and HDR/SDR compatibility
• Proficiency configuring and troubleshooting IRDs, L-Band routers, and RF equipment
• Knowledge of cloud-based or hybrid broadcast workflows
• Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering teams
• Proficient written documentation skills
• Ability to communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Qualifications

• Expert-level knowledge of SMPTE ST 2110 IP video infrastructure
• Proficiency with broadcast test and measurement equipment
• Understanding of broadcast network design principles, including redundancy models and multicast design
• Experience with Evertz IP-based systems, including ST 2110 routing, signal processing, and NMOS integration
• Knowledge of broadcast engineering best practices related to signal redundancy, failover, and resiliency design
• Experience supporting channel origination workflows with Grass Valley AMPP
• Experience with Imagine Communications SNP or equivalent IP gateway systems
• Familiarity with TAG Video Systems multiviewers and Telestream PRISM waveform monitors
• Working knowledge of color space conversion and HDR/SDR compatibility
• Proficiency configuring and troubleshooting IRDs, L-Band routers, and RF equipment
• Knowledge of cloud-based or hybrid broadcast workflows
• Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering teams
• Proficient written documentation skills
• Ability to communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Skills

• Expert-level knowledge of SMPTE ST 2110 IP video infrastructure
• Proficiency with broadcast test and measurement equipment
• Understanding of broadcast network design principles, including redundancy models and multicast design
• Experience with Evertz IP-based systems, including ST 2110 routing, signal processing, and NMOS integration
• Knowledge of broadcast engineering best practices related to signal redundancy, failover, and resiliency design
• Experience supporting channel origination workflows with Grass Valley AMPP
• Experience with Imagine Communications SNP or equivalent IP gateway systems
• Familiarity with TAG Video Systems multiviewers and Telestream PRISM waveform monitors
• Working knowledge of color space conversion and HDR/SDR compatibility
• Proficiency configuring and troubleshooting IRDs, L-Band routers, and RF equipment
• Knowledge of cloud-based or hybrid broadcast workflows
• Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering teams
• Proficient written documentation skills
• Ability to communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Benefits

Paramount offers a competitive salary range of $136,281.60 - $136,281.60, depending on various job-related factors. Additional benefits include:

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) plan
• Life insurance coverage
• Disability benefits
• Tuition assistance program
• PTO

Pay

The salary range for this position is $136,281.60 - $136,281.60.

Schedule

Flexible work schedule to accommodate your needs.