Al Jazeera Media Network
Senior Broadcast Systems Engineer

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Senior Broadcast Systems Engineer
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Position at Al Jazeera Media Network
Senior Broadcast Systems Engineer
London
Freelancer / Fixed Term Contract
Join Al Jazeera Media Network’s London operations and play a critical role in delivering high-quality, live broadcast output.
As a Senior Broadcast Systems Engineer, you will be responsible for ensuring that on-air programmes and engineering services are delivered seamlessly, on time, and to the highest technical standards. Working within a fast-paced, live broadcast environment, you will support and maintain the systems that power our global news output.
What You’ll Do
Ensure all on-air programming and engineering services are delivered on schedule and at the highest level of quality Monitor and maintain the stability and performance of broadcast and broadcast IT systems, resolving issues proactively Install, maintain, upgrade, and repair broadcast equipment, systems, and infrastructure Work closely with technical teams to ensure uninterrupted transmission and smooth daily operations Execute planned maintenance activities and manage downtime requirements across the broadcast environment Update and maintain system documentation and technical diagrams Support technical projects, including materials requisition and reviewing vendor proposals Respond to faults, incidents, and service requests via the AJMN Service Desk, ensuring resolution within agreed SLAs Provide hands-on technical support across all broadcast and broadcast IT areas
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Minimum 4+ years’ experience in broadcast engineering within a live broadcast environment Indepth technical expertise across broadcast systems and broadcast IT infrastructure Proven ability to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues under pressure Experience working in fast-paced, 24/7 news or live production environments A collaborative mindset with the ability to work effectively within technical teams Strong attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-quality output
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