Master Control Operator I (Overnight)

About the role

The Master Control Operator supports all technical and operations workflows within the Broadcast Operations area. This includes the assembly and playout of live and non-live networks. This role is part of the Media Operations team, which is responsible for delivering a high-quality viewer experience to millions of viewers across FOX networks, digital platforms, mobile applications, websites, and licensing partnerships.

This operator must be available and willing to work overnight shifts as part of a regular schedule, as well as weekends and holidays as required.

Responsibilities

• Provides support for quality control, processing, assembly, playout, and distribution activities for pre-programmed and live content
• Plays a key role in the technical workflows to support distribution across linear and Over the Top (OTT) delivery
• Responsible for on-air switching and running master control automation playlists in both multicast and live sports environments
• Supports Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery teams
• Partners with Live Media and other Media Operations teams and steps in to help in other areas as needed
• Works closely with all business units and provides world class customer service support

Qualifications

• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and make quick decisions
• Ability to communicate with your team and your customers
• Dedicated to a 24/7/365 operations organization
• Overnight availability is crucial
• Regular weekend and holiday coverage may be required
• Ability to work in an operations center environment with multiple monitors and low-light conditions

Training and Career Development

• Jumps on opportunities to learn new skills, especially in emerging technologies
• Utilizes existing career development programs to advance career
• Aspires to perform at the highest level to deliver high quality products
• Makes great contributions to the team and is an all-star team player

Nice to Have, But Not a Dealbreaker

• A Bachelor’s Degree is awesome, but not required
• Knowledge of emerging technologies such as 4K High Dynamic Range, and HDR10+
• Knowledge of industry standards such as Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA) and Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE)