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Studio Broadcast Engineer

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Working within a small team of engineers who are responsible for the BAU support, studio engineering and technical workflows within the facility.
You must have accountability and work well within a team. You will be able to communicate clearly, both written and verbal to technical colleagues and to non-technical partners.
Working location: ITV Daytime Studios London
Weekly hours: Evenings and Weekends, worked on a Rota
Role type: Full Time, Permanent
What You’ll Be Responsible For
- Undertaking pre-event studio checks, including alignment of cameras, vision and sound systems, and ensuring readiness for live broadcasts
- Providing technical support for live and pre-recorded studio productions, including cameras, vision control, audio, comms and routing
- Supporting a range of specialist systems including:
- Windows / Mac OS / Linux environments
- Vision Mixers
- EVS Systems (IPD, XSquare, XTs, XTAs, XFile)
- Avid Interplay, Nexis, and Media Composer clients
- Adobe Creative Suite and other creative tools
- Monitoring and optimising the performance of media servers, shared storage systems, non-linear edit suites, and file delivery facilities
- Guiding editors, operators, and production staff through complex operational scenarios
- Reviewing, developing, and maintaining workflows to support efficient operation of Broadcast Engineering, and ensuring documentation is kept up to date
- Planning and managing maintenance of systems and workflows in a way that considers risk and impact to clients, including routine checks and preventative maintenance
- Escalating issues to stakeholders and liaising with vendor support as required
- Proactively supporting all media operations and other technical departments within Gravity Media
- Supporting and mentoring junior members of the technical teams
- Create, organise, and maintain technical documentation, ensuring all paperwork is accurate, accessible, and kept up to date
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