Broadcast Studio Engineer

About the role

Programming knowledge of Evertz EQX baseband router. Working knowledge of Grass Valley Kayenne switchers, Sony camera systems (HDC-2500 or better) and Calrec Apollo or Artemis audio consoles a plus. Familiarity with audio, visual, graphic and other systems used in mobile television facilities desirable.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrated skills and experience in technical aspects of on site television production with progressive broadcast equipment.
• Ability to interface with clients and provide a high level of service and support.
• Must be willing and able to lift/push/pull up to 50 lbs., and be willing to seek assistance for anything over 50 lbs. (should not seek to do over 50 lbs. without assistance).
• Perform regular cleaning and inventory checks for the broadcast system/facility.
• Manage and monitor the broadcast system engineering operations at NEP Studios.
• Perform preventative maintenance and trouble shooting while executing changes and engineering updates on the broadcast system.
• Direct the activities of crew members related to the operation of the broadcast system.
• Follow through on repairs, inventory needs, and updates.
• Provide on-site client service and technical support.
• Maintain and file the proper expense reports and technical reports on a per show or other designated basis.
• Ensure proper set-up of cameras and other related video equipment.
• Configure and optimize multiple broadcast and satellite feed/receive links for audio and video quality.
• Monitor and adjust signals using state of the art equipment such as spectrum analyzers, video waveform monitors, and audio/video/data analyzers.
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Associates or Technical Degree preferred. Various forms of education and experience will be considered.
• 2 years of technical experience required.
• Minimum 5 years’ experience with video signal generating equipment.
• Excellent computer skills and experience with a live, multi-camera room preferred.
• Demonstrated knowledge of broadcast technology, equipment, facilities, and production for major commercial and cable television networks.