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SalaryWe are seeking an experienced Broadcast Technician/Engineer to join our team. In this role, you will be managing a local television studio's broadcasting of government meetings and ensuring proper upkeep of broadcast equipment and systems. Candidate should be experienced using Ross video productions such as Ross video switchers and Ross Xpression for graphics.
Compensation:$28 - $55 hourly DOE
Responsibilities:- Operation: Set up, operate, and maintain television broadcast equipment. Record broadcast programs, operate on-air CG graphics, and program television replays while adhering to schedules
- Technical Support: Provide timely equipment troubleshooting, maintenance, and repairs to ensure uninterrupted broadcasts
- Quality Assurance: Maintain equipment records, track issues, and uphold quality control standards for seamless broadcasting
- Collaboration: Thrive in a team-oriented environment, collaborating effectively with colleagues to further enhance the broadcast experience for staff members
- Communication: Demonstrate clear and concise communication skills with staff, maintaining a professional work environment and adhering to a business casual dress code
Experience Required:
- Previous experience in broadcasting, live streaming audio/visual, is essential
- Experience with or familiarity with the workings of local City, County and State government public meeting workflows and processes
- Experience with broadcast equipment such as Tricaster, Ross carbonate, Ross eXpression, TelVue, Blackmagic ATEM, Leightronix, Granicus, and Zoom.
- Experience in live events, videography and web streaming
- Professionalism, solid transportation, punctuality, and a commitment to scheduled dates are non-negotiable attributes
- Compensation DOE
We began as a broadcasting company focused on providing quality video services to public education and government sectors. Today, we work with companies of all kinds, ranging from local government to commercial businesses in Southern California.
