Broadcast and Audio Engineer

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Job Description: Broadcast and Audio Engineer – Corporate Studio

Job Title: Broadcast Engineer
Function: Brand, Marketing & Communications – Corporate Studio

Role Overview

The Broadcast Engineer is the technical backbone of the corporate studio, responsible for ensuring seamless recording, streaming, live casting, and production workflows. This role manages all studio equipment—cameras, switchers, lighting systems, audio chains, chroma setups, encoders—and ensures reliability, broadcast-grade quality, and operational excellence.

The ideal candidate brings hands-on expertise in both live and recorded production, has strong problem-solving capabilities, and thrives in a fast-paced environment that mirrors a professional newsroom setup.

  Key Responsibilities

Studio Operations & Technical Management

• Operate, configure, and maintain broadcast equipment including:
  • Video switchers (ATEM/Tricaster/Equivalent)
  • PTZ or cinema cameras
  • Lighting grids & DMX controllers
  • Audio mixers and microphones
  • Teleprompters
  • Monitors & signal routing systems
• Manage chroma keying pipelines for large and small green screen zones.
• Ensure all studio zones (news desk, chroma, interview set) are pre-lit, tested, and production-ready.

Live Streaming, Recording & Transmission

• Set up and manage:

• Multi-camera switching

• Live streaming to platforms (YouTube, Teams, Zoom, Vimeo, corporate broadcast platforms)

• Encoding and compression workflows

• Run full end-to-end live events including townhalls, leadership broadcasts, panels, and webcasts.

• Implement redundancy and fail-safe mechanisms during critical live sessions.

Audio Engineering & Signal Quality

• Manage audio capture, mixing, monitoring, and processing.