Overview
POSITION OVERVIEW : The Engineer In Charge at Game Creek Video serves as the lead technical role on assigned mobile unit(s) and serves as the primary point of contact for clients. The primary responsibilities of the Engineer in Charge include overseeing all technical aspects of mobile unit operation and ensuring a quality broadcast is delivered to the client. In addition, the Engineer in Charge is accountable for ensuring accurate and timely inventory management of the mobile unit. This role is challenging, technically critical, and constantly evolving. The Engineer in Charge will work directly with clients to deliver world class productions out of the youngest HD fleet in the industry.
5 Key Results That Define Success in This Job
- Technical Disruption Management
- Accurate & Timely Paperwork
- Training & Development
Job Responsibilities
Directly manage all aspects of the mobile unit engineering operations at remote eventsServe as the lead technical role on assigned mobile units and act as the primary point of contact for clients on-siteWork directly with Engineering Managers to identify critical and ongoing technical issues with each mobile unit and develop an action plan outlining solutionsMonitor via the online task management system all ongoing technical issues and report on resolutions to the Engineering ManagerCommunicate potential technical risks to the show to the Engineering Manager & Operations ManagerAssist the Engineering Manager in identifying skills gaps and developing training programs for Engineering staffBuild shows from the ground up, including router configuration, signal flow troubleshooting, and working with various technicians to execute solutions for all show requirementsAccurately prepare Post Show Reports at the conclusion of each event and submit within 48 hoursManage all required preventative and technical maintenance of onboard equipmentDirect the activities of crew members related to the operation of the mobile unit, including setup and breakdown of the truck, inventory, and proper use of the equipmentTrack and report on equipment in GCV online task management system, manage system repair, and scan equipment to keep database up to dateOffer innovative, creative ideas that add value to the truck and assigned projectsClearly communicate critical information to client and Game Creek Video office, including equipment, crew, and truck related issuesProactively provide exceptional on-site client service and technical supportJob Requirements
Advanced working knowledge of broadcast technology and broadcast equipmentAdvanced computer / IT skills, including thorough understanding of networking, subnets, and IP configurationExpert level understanding of audio, visual, and graphic systems used in mobile television unitsAdvanced skills in the maintenance and troubleshooting of production switchers, audio consoles, routing switchers, studio and ENG cameras, electronic graphics equipment, multi-viewers, and computer networkingDemonstrate outstanding leadership qualities; work in a team-focused environment with fellow employees, office staff, clients, and crews to manage, delegate and / or execute tasks, solve problems, and deliver a world class customer experienceManage interior of the truck to ensure all equipment is locked down and secured prior to departureProven ability to deliver top-notch customer service & ensure client expectations are met / exceededWork quickly and accurately in a fast-paced environmentPerform with a high level of professionalism at all times; expertly troubleshoot and provide appropriate direction and guidance to others in high-pressure situationsMust be an agile, strategic thinker and have strong organizational skillsMust have a high level of self-motivation and technical aptitudeMinimum Qualifications
4-5+ years of experience in remote broadcast engineering or a similar industryBA / BS in Engineering or other advanced technical degree preferredProven leader with the ability to delegate and lead teams effectivelyAdvanced knowledge of various broadcast equipmentWilling to travel extensively and flexibly (targeted 240 days / year)Airline travel required; possess or be willing to acquire a U.S. passportParticipate in client-requested background checks when assigned to shows that require itPhysical Job Requirements
Must be able to work shifts that typically last 12 - 15 hours but could extend up to 20 hoursMust be able to walk or stand up to 8 hours at a timeAbility to bend, squat, kneel on both knees, and climb stairs frequentlyAbility to lift up to 50-75lbs. frequentlyAbility to carry 50 lbs. a distance of 50 feet occasionallyAbility to pinch (10 lbs.) and grip (50 lbs.) related broadcast equipmentMust be able to maintain a position within a space 3.5 - 4 feet tall up to 1 minute occasionallyAbility to horizontally transfer 40 lbs. on a push-pull cart up to 50 feetAbility to vertically transfer 50 lbs. on push-pull system with upper extremities only from 4.5 – 6 feetAbility to ascend and descend a ladderGame Creek Video is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer
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