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Broadcast Engineer

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Broadcast Engineers
Join the Gravity Media Technology team, in partnership with our clients, Premier League Studios, predominantly based at their new cutting-edge broadcast facility in Olympia. Part of a new automation led, technologically advanced way of delivering the highest quality broadcast services.
Remote production is central to what we do, and our engineers are a key technical link between production teams, galleries, outside broadcasts and distribution partners.
You’ll be part of a small, supportive team responsible for day-to-day technical operations and broadcast workflows across the facility and our remote productions. We value collaboration, clear communication, and thoughtful problem-solving environments.
Broadcast systems & workflows
- Support and operate on-premise and cloud-based broadcast infrastructure and services.
- Work across live and post-production workflows, including Ultra HD and HDR environments.
- Monitor and optimise IP-based media networks, collaborating with IT teams on multicast, QoS, and resilience.
- Contribute to the design, testing, and improvement of IP-based broadcast workflows, including ST-2110 and NMOS.
Incident response & service reliability
- Provide hands-on technical support during service-impacting incidents, including live broadcast events.
- Investigate faults, implement fixes, and document outcomes clearly.
- Use ITSM or ticketing systems to track incidents, planned work, and follow-up actions.
- Support disaster recovery planning and testing activities.
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Change, upgrades & projects
- Implement broadcast infrastructure upgrades, technical refreshes, and configuration changes.
- Participate in technical projects, including design input, implementation, testing, and documentation.
- Maintain accurate and accessible technical documentation such as system configurations, diagrams, and operating procedures.
- Contribute to change management processes to ensure changes are planned, tested, and communicated.
Collaboration & communication
- Work closely with production colleagues, both onsite and remotely, to support broadcast output.
- Collaborate with suppliers and internal teams to resolve issues and maintain services.
- Communicate technical information clearly to non-technical colleagues when needed.
What we’re looking for
- Proven experience in a broadcast engineering or media systems engineering role within live and/or post-production environments.
- Strong hands-on experience with Ultra HD and HDR standards and workflows.
- Experience working with cloud-based broadcast platforms and virtualisation technologies.
- Confidence troubleshooting complex systems both onsite and remotely.
- Experience implementing broadcast infrastructure upgrades and system refreshes.
- Familiarity with ITSM or ticketing systems for managing incidents and technical work.
- Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts in plain language.


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Core technologies
You should be able to demonstrate hands-on experience with several of the following:
- ST-2110 & NMOS networks (including Arista fabric and EVS endpoints)
- Ross Ultrix platform and Carbonite switchers
- Skyline Dataminer
- EVS Cerebrum
- Viz Mosart
- TAG Multiviewers
- EVS XT VIA Servers
Additional technologies (nice to have)
Experience with one or more of the following would be beneficial, but is not required:
- Fonn Saga and Mimir
- Qvest Quib
- Calrec audio consoles
- Riedel Artist communication systems
- Xytech scheduling system
We know that people rarely match every requirement exactly. If you have relevant experience and are interested in the role, we’d encourage you to apply even if you don’t tick every box.
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