NBC Sports is seeking a Live Event Broadcast Engineer to join our Remote Technical Operations and Engineering (RTOE) Department. The Live Event Broadcast Engineer will be responsible for providing technical broadcast engineering support specifically for live sporting events, ensuring seamless connectivity and integration with the NBC Sports Broadcast Center. The role includes deployment, maintenance, and technical troubleshooting of broadcast equipment and systems during live events, managing both NBC Sports owned equipment and third-party vendor systems.

This is a project based / limited term position with an estimated duration of up to 10 months, unless otherwise amended or terminated as deliverables within this project are completed. In this position, you will work with and supports all productions across the NBC Sports portfolio. Responsibilities Engage with NBC Sports staff, daily hire and freelance technical personnel to work on remote productions.

Responsibilities: Oversee the hiring and scheduling of NBC Sports staff, daily hire and freelance technical personnel to work on remote productions. Inclusive of contacting the requested engineers to check their availability, negotiate their rate, and hire all positions before the event.

Responsibilities: Oversee the hiring and scheduling of NBC Sports staff, daily hire and freelance technical personnel to work on studio and remote “at home” productions originating from our Stamford production facility Coordinate with Technical Manager and Production Manager to obtain necessary information to create accurate crew sheets for studio and remote “at home” productions Help organize and create a personnel scheduling system for studio and remote “at home” productions Support Operations/Production in resolving last minute scheduling/crewing issues Provide support to scheduling coor

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The Production/Broadcast Engineer will be responsible for providing front-line broadcast engineering and technical support across multiple studios and control rooms within the Stamford Sports facility. The role involves supporting all broadcast systems and technology for live day-of-air programs, troubleshooting hardware and systems, complying with computer security policies, and managing projects that include system design, integration, and commissioning. This position requires a combination of maintenance and project management/system engineering skills.

The System Design Engineer is responsible for detailed broadcast system level design of a wide range of systems within the broadcast facility including Control Rooms, Studio Systems, Core Routing and Distribution, Post Production, Graphics and Transmission within NBC Sports’ Stamford, CT facility. This position will design systems supporting sports programming for studio and remote production for NBC Network, USA Network, NBC Olympics as well as sports programming on other NBC distribution channels.