Broadcast Engineer

Key Responsibility Areas : Areas of Specialization The Broadcast Engineer must possess proven expertise in at least two of the following engineering disciplines: A. Shader / Vision Engineer / CCU Operator Independently perform the role of Shader/Vision Engineer/CCU Operator for National and/or international broadcast events. Ensure consistent picture quality through camera shading, colour matching, iris control, and CCU operations throughout live productions. B. Communication Engineer Independently manage communication systems for live broadcast productions. Configure and support Wired & Wireless Intercom Systems, Partyline & Matrix Systems, IFB, Four-Wire Circuits, Trunking, GPIO Interfaces, Remote Connectivity, and third-party communication integration. C. RF Engineer Independently deploy and manage RF Camera Systems during live events. Perform RF frequency planning, spectrum coordination, antenna selection, channel allocation, bandwidth management, and troubleshoot RF links during production. D. EVS Engineer Configure, maintain, and troubleshoot EVS replay systems. Support server configuration, network connectivity, system redundancy, server replacement, and uninterrupted replay operations during live broadcasts. E. Guarantee Engineer Independently engineer medium-scale productions comprising 812 broadcast camera chains . Plan, install, commission, troubleshoot, and successfully execute live productions while coordinating with Production, Technical Managers, Audio, Graphics, RF, EVS, Logistics, and third-party vendors. Core Responsibilities Install, configure, commission, and troubleshoot broadcast systems independently. Ensure complete engineering readiness, system stability, and redundancy before live production. Diagnose and resolve technical issues with minimal operational downtime. Perform preventive and corrective maintenance of broadcast equipment. Coordinate effectively with production, engineering, logistics, and technical support teams to ensure seamless event execution. Ensure proper handling, packing, transportation, loading, unloading, and storage of broadcast equipment in accordance with Company SOPs. Maintain accurate engineering documentation, equipment records, and quality standards throughout the project lifecycle. Adhere to engineering best practices, operational procedures, and safety standards during installations and live events.