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    Chief Broadcast Engineer New York, Westchester or Connecticut - Will Relocate The Chief Broadcast Engineering will be responsible for daily “hands on” support of the technical infrastructure and team for 24/7/365 live News and production facility. This highly technical staff position requires an experienced individual with multi-channel master control, live studio production, editing and digital workflow skills. Ability to communicate under complex and stressful conditions to all levels is key to the success. In-depth knowledge of broadcast automation systems, ENPS newsroom rundown systems as well as core distribution technologies is required. Key Responsibilities •Manage, schedule, train, mentor, team of 10+ broadcast engineers/technicians •Monitor, supervise, and improve the daily production control processes within the Broadcast Operations Unit with a focus on Technical Systems, Master Control, and Live Events •In-depth knowledge of satellite, OTA, fiber, and IP transmission systems •Generate engineering schematics, design documentation, and SOP’s for all technical systems •Consults with Engineering and Senior level management to conceptualize new systems and integrate new technologies/systems into existing operation •Maintain monthly broadcast calendar, schedules, weekly call sheets, and daily exceptions (sick call etc.), including vacation scheduling, special events, cross-coverage and cross training •Recruit, hire and train new employees, manage and develop operations and production staff •Solid understanding of IP networking and advanced computer skills (Windows, Mac) •Facilitate communication between the technical team, news desk and production staff •Understanding of IPTV, MATV, and OTT a plus •Organized project management and communication skills •Frequently liaison with Executives Required Skills •Strong troubleshooting, working and technical understanding of digital broadcast technology, digital signal types, media formats and compression, sync, time code and signal flow. •Operational as well as technical knowledge of production control technology including Ross Carbonite switchers, Yamaha digital audio consoles, Imagine Communications Farad SAN / Nexio video servers, studio equipment, Evertz EQX Router, RTS, Crispin automation, etc. required. Experience with ENPS or other NRCS systems highly desirable. •Advanced knowledge of MPEG encoding technology and head-end/NOC distribution required. Familiarity with traditional terrestrial and satellite broadcast technology is helpful. •Demonstrated experience installing, configuring, and maintaining broadcast automation systems. Advanced knowledge of serial, GPIO, and IP control methodologies. •In-depth understanding supporting LAN/WAN infrastructure, routing, switching, VLANs, etc •Ability to analyze and interpret various system logs to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve technical broadcast issues. Prior programming experience a plus •Ability to create, read and follow blueprints and system schematics as well as frequently produce workflow documents, signal flow schematics and Standard Operating Procedures. •At least 2 years of extensive experience with MS Visio and/or AutoCAD required. •Ability to manage people and effectively delegate tasks. •Multi-tasking and on-the-fly prioritization skills are essential. Must frequently complete time-critical assigned tasks under stressful situations with minimal or no supervision. Required Experience DIRECT REPORTS: - Engineers & Transmission Technicians 5-7 years of experience working in a live production environment at a news station, media organization, network, or studio. 2+ years effectively managing a team of broadcast engineers. News experience strongly desired for an understanding of rapid needs in fast paced 24/7 broadcast Network. Contact Tony

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    Chief Broadcast Engineer New York, Westchester or Connecticut - Will Relocate The Chief Broadcast Engineering will be responsible for daily “hands on” support of the technical infrastructure and team for 24/7/365 live News and production facility. This highly technical staff position requires an experienced individual with multi-channel master control, live studio production, editing and digital workflow skills. Ability to communicate under complex and stressful conditions to all levels is key to the success. In-depth knowledge of broadcast automation systems, ENPS newsroom rundown systems as well as core distribution technologies is required. Key Responsibilities •Manage, schedule, train, mentor, team of 10+ broadcast engineers/technicians •Monitor, supervise, and improve the daily production control processes within the Broadcast Operations Unit with a focus on Technical Systems, Master Control, and Live Events •In-depth knowledge of satellite, OTA, fiber, and IP transmission systems •Generate engineering schematics, design documentation, and SOP’s for all technical systems •Consults with Engineering and Senior level management to conceptualize new systems and integrate new technologies/systems into existing operation •Maintain monthly broadcast calendar, schedules, weekly call sheets, and daily exceptions (sick call etc.), including vacation scheduling, special events, cross-coverage and cross training •Recruit, hire and train new employees, manage and develop operations and production staff •Solid understanding of IP networking and advanced computer skills (Windows, Mac) •Facilitate communication between the technical team, news desk and production staff •Understanding of IPTV, MATV, and OTT a plus •Organized project management and communication skills •Frequently liaison with Executives Required Skills •Strong troubleshooting, working and technical understanding of digital broadcast technology, digital signal types, media formats and compression, sync, time code and signal flow. •Operational as well as technical knowledge of production control technology including Ross Carbonite switchers, Yamaha digital audio consoles, Imagine Communications Farad SAN / Nexio video servers, studio equipment, Evertz EQX Router, RTS, Crispin automation, etc. required. Experience with ENPS or other NRCS systems highly desirable. •Advanced knowledge of MPEG encoding technology and head-end/NOC distribution required. Familiarity with traditional terrestrial and satellite broadcast technology is helpful. •Demonstrated experience installing, configuring, and maintaining broadcast automation systems. Advanced knowledge of serial, GPIO, and IP control methodologies. •In-depth understanding supporting LAN/WAN infrastructure, routing, switching, VLANs, etc •Ability to analyze and interpret various system logs to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve technical broadcast issues. Prior programming experience a plus •Ability to create, read and follow blueprints and system schematics as well as frequently produce workflow documents, signal flow schematics and Standard Operating Procedures. •At least 2 years of extensive experience with MS Visio and/or AutoCAD required. •Ability to manage people and effectively delegate tasks. •Multi-tasking and on-the-fly prioritization skills are essential. Must frequently complete time-critical assigned tasks under stressful situations with minimal or no supervision. Required Experience DIRECT REPORTS: - Engineers & Transmission Technicians 5-7 years of experience working in a live production environment at a news station, media organization, network, or studio. 2+ years effectively managing a team of broadcast engineers. News experience strongly desired for an understanding of rapid needs in fast paced 24/7 broadcast Network. Contact Tony

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    Chief Broadcast Engineer New York, Westchester or Connecticut - Will Relocate The Chief Broadcast Engineering will be responsible for daily “hands on” support of the technical infrastructure and team for 24/7/365 live News and production facility. This highly technical staff position requires an experienced individual with multi-channel master control, live studio production, editing and digital workflow skills. Ability to communicate under complex and stressful conditions to all levels is key to the success. In-depth knowledge of broadcast automation systems, ENPS newsroom rundown systems as well as core distribution technologies is required. Key Responsibilities •Manage, schedule, train, mentor, team of 10+ broadcast engineers/technicians •Monitor, supervise, and improve the daily production control processes within the Broadcast Operations Unit with a focus on Technical Systems, Master Control, and Live Events •In-depth knowledge of satellite, OTA, fiber, and IP transmission systems •Generate engineering schematics, design documentation, and SOP’s for all technical systems •Consults with Engineering and Senior level management to conceptualize new systems and integrate new technologies/systems into existing operation •Maintain monthly broadcast calendar, schedules, weekly call sheets, and daily exceptions (sick call etc.), including vacation scheduling, special events, cross-coverage and cross training •Recruit, hire and train new employees, manage and develop operations and production staff •Solid understanding of IP networking and advanced computer skills (Windows, Mac) •Facilitate communication between the technical team, news desk and production staff •Understanding of IPTV, MATV, and OTT a plus •Organized project management and communication skills •Frequently liaison with Executives Required Skills •Strong troubleshooting, working and technical understanding of digital broadcast technology, digital signal types, media formats and compression, sync, time code and signal flow. •Operational as well as technical knowledge of production control technology including Ross Carbonite switchers, Yamaha digital audio consoles, Imagine Communications Farad SAN / Nexio video servers, studio equipment, Evertz EQX Router, RTS, Crispin automation, etc. required. Experience with ENPS or other NRCS systems highly desirable. •Advanced knowledge of MPEG encoding technology and head-end/NOC distribution required. Familiarity with traditional terrestrial and satellite broadcast technology is helpful. •Demonstrated experience installing, configuring, and maintaining broadcast automation systems. Advanced knowledge of serial, GPIO, and IP control methodologies. •In-depth understanding supporting LAN/WAN infrastructure, routing, switching, VLANs, etc •Ability to analyze and interpret various system logs to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve technical broadcast issues. Prior programming experience a plus •Ability to create, read and follow blueprints and system schematics as well as frequently produce workflow documents, signal flow schematics and Standard Operating Procedures. •At least 2 years of extensive experience with MS Visio and/or AutoCAD required. •Ability to manage people and effectively delegate tasks. •Multi-tasking and on-the-fly prioritization skills are essential. Must frequently complete time-critical assigned tasks under stressful situations with minimal or no supervision. Required Experience DIRECT REPORTS: - Engineers & Transmission Technicians 5-7 years of experience working in a live production environment at a news station, media organization, network, or studio. 2+ years effectively managing a team of broadcast engineers. News experience strongly desired for an understanding of rapid needs in fast paced 24/7 broadcast Network. Contact Tony

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    The Chief Broadcast Engineering will be responsible for daily hands on support of the
    technical infrastructure and team for 24/7/365 live News and production facility. This highly
    technical staff position requires an experienced individual with multi-channel master control,
    live studio production, editing and digital workflow skills. Ability to communicate under
    complex and stressful conditions to all levels is key to the success. In-depth knowledge of
    broadcast automation systems, ENPS newsroom rundown systems as well as core distribution
    technologies is required.

    Key Responsibilities

    Manage, schedule, train, mentor, team of 10+ broadcast engineers/technicians


    Monitor, supervise, and improve the daily production control processes within the
    Broadcast Operations Unit with a focus on Technical Systems, Master Control, and Live
    Events
    In-depth knowledge of satellite, OTA, fiber, and IP transmission systems
    Generate engineering schematics, design documentation, and SOPs for all technical
    systems
    Consults with Engineering and Senior level management to conceptualize new systems
    and integrate new technologies/systems into existing operation
    Maintain monthly broadcast calendar, schedules, weekly call sheets, and daily exceptions
    (sick call etc.), including vacation scheduling, special events, cross-coverage and cross
    training
    Recruit, hire and train new employees, manage and develop operations and production
    staff
    Solid understanding of IP networking and advanced computer skills (Windows, Mac)
    Facilitate communication between the technical team, news desk and production staff
    Understanding of IPTV, MATV, and OTT a plus
    Organized project management and communication skills
    Frequently liaison with Executives

    Required Skills

    Strong troubleshooting, working and technical understanding of digital broadcast


    technology, digital signal types, media formats and compression, sync, time code and
    signal flow.
    Operational as well as technical knowledge of production control technology including Ross
    Carbonite switchers, Yamaha digital audio consoles, Imagine Communications Farad SAN /
    Nexio video servers, studio equipment, Evertz EQX Router, RTS, Crispin automation, etc.
    required. Experience with ENPS or other NRCS systems highly desirable.
    Advanced knowledge of MPEG encoding technology and head-end/NOC distribution
    required. Familiarity with traditional terrestrial and satellite broadcast technology is helpful.
    Demonstrated experience installing, configuring, and maintaining broadcast automation
    systems. Advanced knowledge of serial, GPIO, and IP control methodologies.
    In-depth understanding supporting LAN/WAN infrastructure, routing, switching, VLANs, etc
    Ability to analyze and interpret various system logs to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve
    technical broadcast issues. Prior programming experience a plus
    Ability to create, read and follow blueprints and system schematics as well as frequently
    produce workflow documents, signal flow schematics and Standard Operating Procedures.
    At least 2 years of extensive experience with MS Visio and/or AutoCAD required.
    Ability to manage people and effectively delegate tasks.
    Multi-tasking and on-the-fly prioritization skills are essential. Must frequently complete
    time-critical assigned tasks under stressful situations with minimal or no supervision.

    Required Experience

    DIRECT REPORTS: - Engineers & Transmission Technicians

    5-7 years of experience working in a live production environment at a news station, media
    organization, network, or studio. 2+ years effectively managing a team of broadcast
    engineers. News experience strongly desired for an understanding of rapid needs in fast paced
    24/7 broadcast Network.

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