Broadcast and Audio Engineer-Corporate Studio

Job Summary Key Responsibilities Studio Operations & Technical Management

• Operate, configure, and maintain broadcast equipment including video switchers (ATEM/Tricaster/Equivalent).
• PTZ or cinema cameras.
• Lighting grids and DMX controllers.
• Audio mixers and microphones.
• Teleprompters.
• Monitors and signal routing systems.
• Manage chroma keying pipelines for large and small green screen zones.
• Ensure all studio zones (news desk, chroma, interview set) are pre-lit, tested, and production-ready.

Live Streaming, Recording & Transmission

• Set up and manage multi-camera switching.
• Live streaming to platforms (YouTube, Teams, Zoom, Vimeo, corporate broadcast platforms).
• Encoding and compression workflows.
• Run full end-to-end live events including townhalls, leadership broadcasts, panels, and webcasts.
• Implement redundancy and fail-safe mechanisms during critical live sessions.

Audio Engineering & Signal Quality

• Manage audio capture, mixing, monitoring, and processing.
• Maintain pristine sound quality for voiceovers, interviews, and broadcasts.
• Troubleshoot audio delays, echo, interference, and signal loss.

Maintenance & Quality Control

• Monitor, diagnose, and resolve technical issues quickly.
• Ensure optimal performance of routers, encoders, UPS systems; network and storage devices; SDI/HDMI cabling & signal flow.
• Perform regular preventive maintenance, calibration, and firmware updates.
• Maintain equipment logs and incident reports.

Workflow Optimization & Collaboration

• Work closely with cinematographer, editor, art director, and content team.
• Set up efficient workflows for recording ingest editing publishing.
• Support shoots involving external speakers, VIPs, and leadership teams.
• Train internal teams on equipment usage when required.

Safety, Compliance & Documentation

• Manage cable safety, rigging guidelines, equipment storage.
• Ensure compliance with corporate broadcast and IT protocols.
• Document setups, routing maps, presets, equipment checklists, and SOPs.

Required Skills & Experience Technical Skills

• 47 years of experience in broadcast engineering or studio operations.
• Strong understanding of video codecs, frame rates, formats.
• SDI, NDI, HDMI signal flows.
• Audio signal chains, gain staging.
• Lighting for video (3-point, soft key, chroma lighting).
• ATEM / TriCaster / Ross Video / vMix.
• PTZ control systems.
• Dante audio (preferred).
• Knowledge of virtual sets and chroma key systems.

Behavioral Skills

• Calm under pressureespecially during live sessions.
• Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills.
• Excellent communication with creative and non-technical stakeholders.
• Ability to multitask across simultaneous production requests.

Education

• Degree/diploma in Broadcast Engineering, Mass Communication, Audio/Video Production, Electronics, or related fie

Nice-to-Have

• Experience in corporate communications or newsroom-style environments.
• Familiarity with AI-assisted production tools.
• Understanding of color grading or basic editing.
• Knowledge of studio acoustics and soundproofing.

Why This Role Matters