Video Engineer, Part-Time

About the Role

The Video Engineer position is responsible for all video and audio engineering support of live events, including shading of cameras, routing video/audio sources throughout the facility, and technical setup of the production.

Responsibilities

• Prepare cameras required for live broadcasts in a sports environment, including multi-camera shading.
• Troubleshoot technical issues that occur and correct or create a “work around” during productions.
• Operate extensive video/audio routing system, as well as “Multiview” system.
• Ensure all sources are within SMPTE standards and are performing at optimal levels.
• Act as final stop for approval in all set-up and pre-set checks for each video production, acting as Video EIC during events and games.
• Assist the team within managing the camera equipment inventory, identify needs for parts and/or maintenance, and be proactive in requesting assistance.
• Other related duties as needed.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED completed.
• Two (2) years’ or more experience working in a live broadcast environment, including live TV, sports broadcast, or live in-arena sports events and promotions, or equivalent college experience pursuing a degree in Communications, Broadcast/TV, or Multi-Media Production.
• Thorough understanding of new signal technologies and required cross-format conversion.
• Familiarity with Ross Aquity, Advocent KVM's network, Evertz Routing System, and Dream Catcher Replay systems.
• Able to perform in a fast, high-pressure environment and troubleshoot quickly.
• Able to establish effective working relationships with a variety of internal and external contacts.
• Strong leadership skills and excellent communication skills with the ability to communicate clearly and concisely.
• Strong planning and organization skills.
• Ability to multi-task and meet strict deadlines.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office.
• Must be available to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed, particularly during game season.

Nice to Have

• College Degree in Communications, Broadcast/TV, or Multi-Media Production.
• SBE Certification.
• Strong knowledge of broadcast as well as multicast guidelines and operations within a production environment.
• Minimum 5 years in setting up live TV broadcast, sports broadcast, or live in-arena sporting events and production.
• Sony, Grass Valley, or Ikegami certification in Digital imaging.
• Knowledge and passion for NBA basketball.

Benefits

• Flexible scheduling around your availability.
• Team Store Discounts.
• Happy Hours and other fun activities.
• Discount game night meals and snack program.
• Employee Discounted Grizzlies and Hustle Game Tickets.
• NBA Sponsored Discount Programs.
• Employee Referral Bonuses.
• Company Swag.
• Employee Recognition and Years of Service Awards.