Technical Producer
About the role
The Technical Producer is the primary technical owner of a new, state-of-the-art studio in Manhattan, serving as the main technical expert for the New York facility while supporting global teams. This blended role welcomes a creative thinker with a strong technical focus who can translate story-driven needs into workable technical realities.
The team
The 199 is S&P Global’s award-winning in-house creative agency, setting the standard for financial industry storytelling through innovative brand experiences. The tight-knit, globally distributed team values creative excellence, technical innovation, and collaborative problem-solving, working together to transform complex financial insights into compelling visual narratives. Colleagues encourage continuous learning and professional growth in a dynamic environment where creative vision meets cutting-edge technology.
Responsibilities and impact
- Serve as the first point of contact for all studio-related technical requests and ensure equipment readiness for productions.
- Maintain all studio systems with remote support from the UK-based broadcast engineering team, including the Ross Ultrix Router, Panasonic Kairos vision mixer, and AdderLink KVM network.
- Log technical issues, proactively identify problems to minimize downtime, and act as the main point of contact with broadcast support vendors.
- Own systems administration and keep all technical documentation current on Confluence, including technical drawings and asset registers.
- Administer video-based SaaS systems such as Riverside.fm, CUEZ, Shade.inc, and others.
- Oversee vendor administration, contractor logistics, and organize site meetings with Facilities Management.
- Stay current with industry trends—especially in virtual production (green screen and LED wall)—and pursue continuous professional development.
- Collaborate with local and global production teams to film, record, and edit engaging, customer-focused video and audio projects.
Compensation
For US candidates, the anticipated base salary range is $59,212 to $92,566. Final base salary will be determined by geographic location and the candidate’s experience level, skill set, training, licenses, and certifications. This role is also eligible for an annual incentive bonus.
Requirements
- 3–5 years of experience in corporate or broadcast video production with hands-on technical and video production experience.
- Portfolio demonstrating exceptional technical and creative production skills.
- Strong understanding of modern broadcast and virtual production technologies; familiarity with terms like Dante, BitFocus Companion, 1.5mm pixel pitch, 12G SDI, Ultrix Router, ArtNet, and reference sync.
- Proficiency in lighting, audio, camerawork, editing, and graphics within a corporate video, broadcast television, or live production environment.
- Ability to work calmly and effectively under pressure.
- Experience with both Mac and PC environments and familiarity with the Adobe Creative Suite.
- Security-savvy with experience administering systems in a corporate IT environment.
- Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills with a high degree of craft and attention to detail.
- Self-motivated learner and problem-solver who takes initiative.
- Onsite role requiring five days per week at 55 Water Street, New York.
Preferred qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Broadcasting, Media Production, Communications, or equivalent technical experience in corporate or broadcast video environments.
- Deep knowledge of control systems, specifically BitFocus Companion for system integration.
- Familiarity with virtual production on green screen and LED walls.
- Expertise in multi-camera video podcast production and remote shooting setups.
- Experience with camera tracking systems (e.g., MRMC) and gaming engines for production.
This role is limited to persons with indefinite right to work in the United States. Final-stage candidates must complete at least one in-person interview at the nearest S&P Global office prior to an offer.