Broadcast Chief Engineer Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Infrastructure & Systems Management

• Serve as the single point of accountability for uptime and reliability of all studio, control room, and broadcast transmission systems at the Fort Worth facility
• Architect, maintain, and continuously improve the broadcast technology stack including video routing, audio infrastructure, graphics systems, communications, and production control
• Develop and enforce preventive maintenance schedules, system documentation, and disaster recovery procedures
• Manage vendor relationships, service contracts, equipment procurement, and broadcast technology budgets

Team Leadership

• Directly manage and mentor a team of two Broadcast Engineers, fostering technical growth and operational excellence
• Establish on-call rotations and escalation procedures to ensure 24/7 coverage of critical systems
• Define workflows, standard operating procedures, and best practices for the engineering team

Production Partnership

• Partner closely with the VP of Live Events Production & Broadcast Operations to translate the organization's broadcast vision into engineered systems and technical reality
• Build and maintain close working relationships with Producers and the Broadcast Operations team
• Serve as the primary technical advisor during production planning, clearly setting realistic expectations on what is achievable from a technology standpoint
• Proactively propose creative, cost-effective technical solutions that enhance production quality and capabilities
• Provide real-time engineering support during live productions, including evenings and weekends as required by the broadcast schedule

Innovation & Technology Development

• Evaluate and integrate new technologies into the broadcast stack — there is a genuine opportunity to shape the technical direction of the facility
• Lead the implementation of cloud-based, REMI (Remote Integration Model), and IP-based production workflows
• Stay current with industry trends, emerging standards, and new products relevant to studio and live broadcast environments
• Recommend and drive capital improvement projects to modernize infrastructure

Availability & On-Call Requirements

• Available at all hours for emergency response and critical system failures
• Manage or directly oversee broadcast technology operations during late-night and weekend production hours
• Remote troubleshooting and monitoring is accepted and encouraged when on-premises presence is not required; however, the Chief Engineer must ensure adequate on-site engineering coverage at all times

• Experience with cloud-based production platforms and workflows (e.g., cloud playout, remote contribution, cloud graphics)
• Familiarity with broadcast automation systems
• Experience in a live sports or live events broadcast environment
• Knowledge of RF coordination and management for wireless systems in a multi-camera production setting
• SBE (Society of Broadcast Engineers) certification (CBTE, CBT, or equivalent)
• Experience building out or commissioning a new broadcast facility or studio
• Familiarity with IT/network infrastructure principles as they relate to modern broadcast environments (VLANs, multicast, QoS, network security)

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