Broadcast IT Engineer
Giza, EgyptPosted 6 months ago78Applicants for1 open position
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Job Description
Broadcast IT Engineer is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and supporting all IT-related systems and technologies in a broadcast environment. This role involves working with broadcast equipment, software, networks, and content delivery systems, ensuring smooth and reliable operation of the broadcast chain.
Major Job Responsibilities & Duties:
- Maintaining the fluidity of broadcast signals through the use of sound and video equipment, controlling input.
- Ensure using all sources & elements of equipment for smooth running of video productions and televised news coverage.
- Configures systems and specifies models, installs, evaluates, Calibrates, and operates equipment as required
- Responsible for support broadcast operator , Installs, Repair, maintenance& Resolve any Hardware issues of all TV broadcast Systems and equipment’s, Edit Suites (linear, nonlinear), Post production and Outside broadcast Facilities (Studios on air and recording)
Job Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Electronics & Electrical Communications Engineering.
- Proficient with all broadcast systems that are used across television media channels.
- Good Knowledge of production system (Prefer Avid System)
- Hands-on experience with broadcast automation systems.
- Strong interpersonal skills to collaborate with cross-functional teams (engineers, Production staff, IT).
- Good Knowledge with IT hardware and software, including servers, storage systems, and operating systems (Linux, Windows, etc.).
- Understanding of network protocols (TCP/IP, VLANs, multicast, etc.) and network management in a broadcast setting.
- Keeping up to date with the industry and changes in technology by building, maintaining, and investigating new systems and techniques.
- Ability to work under pressure and resolve problems quickly, especially during live broadcasts or critical events.
