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Aurora Media Worldwide

Technical Producer

London
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We’re looking for a standout Technical Producer to join our award-winning team.

You will bridge the gap between the Production and Technology and bring your experience working across cutting-edge live sports productions to Aurora. Understanding the production team’s ambition, you will deliver the complicated technology concepts needed to realise this ambition, and ultimately ensuring there is smooth delivery of each production. Duties include technical planning for the production workflow, working closely with facilities vendors, ownership of the technical budget, successful delivery of all projects, and technical authority when on site.

Job Responsibilities

  • Working with the Production department to understand their ambitions and help to realise these ambitions from a technical perspective.
  • Collaborate with Head of Technical Production and the Production Team to help pitch to prospective clients.
  • Manage the relationship with 3rd party facilities vendors to find the best technical solution for each specific project.
  • Key point of contact for Aurora for all technical planning.
  • Once a project is operational, oversee the successful delivery phase of the project on site.
  • Act as a key technical liaison and company authority for the production team.
  • Collaborate closely with and develop strong interpersonal relationships with Production Team.
  • Keep abreast of all innovative IP, Live Production, and Data technologies that keep Aurora as a pioneer in the industry.
  • You may also be required to carry out any other duties which are within the scope and purpose of the job.

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Location
London (WC1)

Aptitudes

  • Superb client liaison and communication.
  • Personable, calm in a crisis.
  • Excellent communication skills.
  • Collaborative.
  • Be self-motivated and be good at motivating people.
  • Be good at problem-solving.
  • Passion for sport entertainment.
  • Travel on site and to customer meetings as and when required.
  • Tight deadlines to meet and occasionally, unsocial hours.

Experience

  • Degree or equivalent experience in Broadcast Technology, Media Engineering, Computer Science.
  • Strong understanding of sports, entertainment, long-form, or fast-turnaround production workflows.
  • Broad knowledge of industry standards.

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Required skills

  • Technical grounding of Live Production technologies
  • Innovative approach to solving technical problems.
  • Delivery of complex live Sports Productions.
  • Experience in working across a breadth of different Sports.
  • Ability to develop and maintain strong client relationships.
  • Be able to adopt an innovative approach to solving technical problems.

How to Apply
Please send your CV and cover letter to info@auroramedia.com. IMPORTANT: Please include your name and job title in the subject of the email.

In your email please include any supporting information you feel is relevant to support your application.

At Aurora, we want to create a genuinely inclusive workplace, where we embrace the differences of all of our colleagues and celebrate diversity. We love to see applications from underrepresented groups and welcome applicants from individuals, regardless of their background.

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Skills

Technical Planning
Live Production Technologies
Budget Management
Client Liaison
Vendor Management
Problem Solving
Broadcast Technology
Project Delivery
IP Technologies
Data Technologies
Communication Skills
Collaboration

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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