Engineer In Charge

You might not know our name, but you’ve probably seen our work – on stage, on screen or on the field. Our technology solutions and unique Global Production Ecosystem empower content creators and rights holders to tell their stories in breakthrough ways. We’ve supported some of the world’s most watched productions and live events in sports, entertainment, concerts, festivals, film, TV and more. For over 35 years our clients have trusted us to deliver live production, live events, and virtual production solutions for them, anytime, anywhere. Put simply, we bring content to life.

What you will do:

• Early-career broadcast engineering role ideal for individuals 1–2 years post-apprenticeship seeking to build hands-on experience in mobile broadcast operations.
• Manage and monitor the mobile unit broadcast engineering operations at remote events.
• Perform preventative maintenance and troubleshooting while assisting/executing changes and engineering updates on the mobile unit
• Perform regular cleaning and inventory checks for the mobile unit.
• Track and report on equipment and system repair and maintenance status.
• Support the activities of crew members related to the operation of the mobile unit.
• 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 designated basis.

Requirements:

• Completion of a Broadcast or Media Engineering Apprenticeship program with 1–2 years of post-graduation hands-on experience strongly preferred.
• Associates or Technical degree in Electronics or Engineering field preferred.

• Foundational knowledge of broadcast technology, equipment, facilities, and live production environments, with exposure to commercial or cable television workflows a plus.
• Programming knowledge of either Lawo Arista IP router or Evertz EQX, Utah Scientific or Pesa HD baseband routers. 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 is desirable.
• 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).
• Must be willing and able to travel - travel is required throughout the year.