Position |
TV
Chief Broadcast Engineer |
Locations |
New York | Westchester,
NY | Connecticut - Area |
Compensation |
Base Salary $125,000 to
$150,000 based on related broadcast engineering experience. Comprehensive
benefits and retirement in a productive, healthy and cutting edge work
environment. Relocation Offered |
Position
Information |
Job
Summary
The Chief Broadcast Engineer
will be responsible for daily “hands on” support of the technical infrastructure
and team for 24/7/365 live TV News and production facility. This highly
technical staff position requires an experienced individual with multi-channel
master control, live studio production, editing and digital workflow skills.
Ability to communicate under complex and stressful conditions to all levels
is key to the success. In-depth knowledge of TV broadcast automation systems,
ENPS newsroom rundown systems as well as core distribution technologies
is required.
Responsibilities
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Manage, schedule, train, mentor,
team of 10+ broadcast engineers/technicians
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Monitor, supervise, and improve
the daily production control processes within the Broadcast Operations
Unit with a focus on Technical Systems, Master Control, and Live Events
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In-depth knowledge of satellite,
OTA, fiber, and IP transmission systems
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Generate engineering schematics,
design documentation, and SOP’s for all technical systems
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Consults with Engineering and
Senior level management to conceptualize new systems and integrate new
technologies/systems into existing operation
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Maintain monthly broadcast calendar,
schedules, weekly call sheets, and daily exceptions (sick call etc.), including
vacation scheduling, special events, cross-coverage and cross training
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Recruit, hire and train new
employees, manage and develop operations and production staff
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Solid understanding of IP networking
and advanced computer skills (Windows, Mac)
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Facilitate communication between
the technical team, news desk and production staff
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Understanding of IPTV, MATV,
and OTT a plus
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Organized project management
and communication skills
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Frequently liaison with key
executives for diverse and important broadcast technology issues.
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Requirements |
Essential Skills
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Strong troubleshooting, working
and technical understanding of digital broadcast technology, digital signal
types, media formats and compression, sync, time code and signal flow.
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Operational as well as technical
knowledge of production control technology including Ross Carbonite switchers,
Yamaha digital audio consoles, Imagine Communications Farad SAN / Nexio
video servers, studio equipment, Evertz EQX Router, RTS, Crispin automation,
etc. required.
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Experience with ENPS or other
NRCS systems highly desirable.
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Advanced knowledge of MPEG encoding
technology and head-end/NOC distribution required.
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Familiarity with traditional
terrestrial and satellite broadcast technology is helpful.
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Demonstrated experience installing,
configuring, and maintaining broadcast automation systems.
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Advanced knowledge of serial,
GPIO, and IP control methodologies.
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In-depth understanding supporting
LAN/WAN infrastructure, routing, switching, VLANs, etc
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Ability to analyze and interpret
various system logs to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve technical broadcast
issues. Prior programming experience a plus
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Ability to create, read and
follow blueprints and system schematics as well as frequently produce workflow
documents, signal flow schematics and Standard Operating Procedures.
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At least 2 years of extensive
experience with MS Visio and/or AutoCAD required.
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Ability to manage people and
effectively delegate tasks.
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Multi-tasking and on-the-fly
prioritization skills are essential. Must frequently complete time-critical
assigned tasks under stressful situations with minimal or no supervision.
Required Experience
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Hands on TV Chief and
or Senior TV Broadcast Engineering experience. This is not a desk job,
this is for someone who enjoys real involvment. TV Engineering Project
Management (PM) experience greatly respected.
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Managing direct reports of skilled
TV Engineers & Transmission Technicians
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5-7 years of experience working
in a live TV production environment at a TV news station, media organization,
TV network, or TV studio.
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2+ years effectively managing
a team of broadcast engineers. News experience strongly desired for an
understanding of rapid needs in fast paced 24/7 broadcast Network that
is respected for it's broadcast technology and industry standing.
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Contact |
Tony Filson
Officer in Charge of Search
Filcro Media Staffing
295 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10017
Email
and Resume Submission Link |
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EEO Policy |
The broadcast TV Networks
and media technology companies we represent are equal opportunity employers.
We recruit for Chief Broadcast Engineers and Chief Broadcasting Engineers
in the United States that employ, train, compensate and promote TV Chief
Engineering Executives regardless of race, religion, creed, color, national
origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or veteran status
and we comply with all federal and state laws. Filcro Media Staffing recruits
TV Chief Engineers for broadcast engineering jobs in accordance with all
State, Federal and FCC rules and regulations. Senior broadcast chief
engineers and broadcasting technology executives seeking jobs are encouraged
to forward their resumes for immediate consideration. A representative
will contact chief engineering candidates of interest to arrange interviews.
Thank you. |