Senior Specialist, Broadcast & Media Operations
Royal Caribbean Group · Miami, FL · 3 mo ago
MarketingFull-time
Position Overview
The Royal Caribbean Group, Celebrity Cruises Entertainment team has an exciting career opportunity for a full Senior Specialist, Broadcast & Media Operations reporting to the Manager, Broadcast Media Operations.
This position requires up to 30% International travel. When in the office, 75% of the time work at the Headquarter 1050 and up to 25% of the time at Production Studios office.
Operational Efficiency
- Serve as the main shoreside contact for shipboard Broadcast Managers, assisting with troubleshooting, scheduling updates, and coordination of daily broadcast activities.
- Track fleetwide media systems, project timelines, and operational requests to ensure consistency and efficiency.
- Maintain accurate documentation of programming lineups, system configurations, and equipment inventories and support implementation of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and policy updates.
Media Management and Production
- Serve as the Media Manager for Celebrity Cruises’ shoreside and fleetwide content archive systems.
- Maintain and organize all media assets within CMS platforms, MAM/DAM systems, and deep archive environments such as AWS Glacier and S3 buckets, ensuring long-term storage integrity and retrieval efficiency.
- Oversee metadata tagging, file versioning, and media organization workflows in partnership with IT and Digital Asset Management teams.
- Produce, shoot, and edit video content to support shoreside initiatives, internal communications, and brand campaigns as assigned.
- Manage file transfers, encoding, and delivery for internal stakeholders, ensuring optimal formats for broadcast and digital use.
Technical and Project Management
- Support rollout and configuration of new broadcast and IPTV technologies, upgrades, and integrations.
- Track repair and maintenance activities across servers, receivers, and routing systems, coordinating vendor support as needed.
- Maintain system diagrams, technical documentation, and fleet broadcast schematics.
- Collaborate with IT, Engineering, and Newbuild teams on dry dock and newbuild projects.
Vendor and Financial Support
- Assist with vendor coordination, quote requests, PO creation, and invoice tracking to ensure accuracy and timeliness.
- Maintain organized records of contracts, renewals, and programming licenses.
- Support budget reporting and financial tracking for programming, content, and repair & maintenance lines.
Reporting and Analysis
- Maintain dashboards and reports summarizing fleet programming, equipment performance, and media system status.
- Support data-driven evaluations of programming trends, vendor performance, and content utilization.
- Prepare presentations and status reports for leadership and partner teams.
Qualifications and Education
- Bachelor's degree in communications, Broadcasting, Media Production, or related field, or equivalent experience.
- 4–6 years of experience in Broadcast Operations, Media Management, or Post-Production environments.
- Strong understanding of broadcast workflows, IPTV systems, video servers (Castus preferred), codecs, and signal paths (SDI, NDI, MPEG, H.264).
- Hands-on experience with CMS, MAM/DAM systems, and cloud-based storage platforms, including AWS Glacier and S3.
- Proficient in video editing and production using Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Adobe Audition and Media Encoder.
- Familiarity with live production environments and coordination of special broadcast events.
- Strong organizational, multitasking, and communication skills with attention to operational accuracy.
- Ability to work collaboratively with technical and creative teams under tight deadlines.
Financial / Quantitative Responsibilities
- Familiar with budget forecasting, tracking and maintenance.
- Ability to forecast costs and identify ROI on programming initiatives.
- Ability to identify and recommend cost saving opportunities and operational efficiencies.