Broadcast and Audio-Visual Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-22
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IT/Tech
IT Specialist
Position:Broadcast and Audio-Visual Engineer
Location: Commerce City, CO
Job :693
# of Openings:1
Job Title: Broadcast and Audio-Visual Engineer
Business Unit
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Kroenke Sports and Entertainment
Location: Commerce City, CO
Reports To: Chief Broadcast Engineer
Employment Type: Full Time– Salaried– Exempt
Job Closing Date: 10/23/2026
The Broadcast & Audio-Visual Engineer is responsible for the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, installation, and continuous improvement of broadcast, audio visual, production control room, and venue technology systems at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and other KSE facilities as needed.
Reporting to the Chief Engineer, this position serves as a technical resource supporting live broadcasts, control room operations, video display systems, IPTV/CATV infrastructure, digital signage, venue presentation technologies, audio systems, and network-connected media systems. The Broadcast & Audio-Visual Engineer partners closely with Engineering, Venue Operations, Broadcast Services, Event Services, Production, and Information Technology teams to ensure the reliable operation of critical systems supporting live events, guest experiences, and broadcast productions.
Examplesof work performed:
- Troubleshoot broadcast switchers, replay systems, routing systems, multiviewers, monitoring systems, intercom systems, and transmission equipment.
- Support studio operations, control room workflows, remote productions, and media distribution activities.
- Configure and maintain video, audio, and data signal paths.
- Assist with commissioning and acceptance testing of newly installed broadcast systems.
- Maintain Daktronics video boards, LED displays, IPTV displays, digital signage, scoring systems, and venue presentation equipment.
- Perform diagnostics and repairs on audio systems, display technologies, and associated control systems.
- Support event presentation technologies utilized for sporting events, concerts, and special events.
- Assist with content routing, display configuration, video processing, and signal distribution.
- Install, terminate, test, label, and document fiber optic, Cat5e/Cat6, SDI, HDMI, audio, video, and control-system cabling.
- Support network-connected audio-visual endpoints and broadcast support systems.
- Maintain equipment inventories, rack elevations, signal-flow drawings, and technical documentation.
- Support infrastructure replacement and technology modernization projects.
- Perform event-readiness inspections and operational testing before events.
- Provide real-time troubleshooting and technical support during live events and broadcasts.
- Participate in rehearsals, setup activities, and operational testing procedures.
- Coordinate with production teams, venue personnel, engineers, contractors, and event operators to support successful event execution.
- Create maintenance records, service reports, and work-order documentation.
- Track equipment performance and assist with replacement planning.
- Support project implementation, vendor coordination, and technology procurement activities.
- Assist in establishing operational standards and technical training resources.
- Ability to stand, walk, bend, crouch, climb ladders, and perform physical work for extended periods.
- Ability to work at heights and in confined technical spaces.
- Ability to work around energized electrical systems and moving mechanical equipment.
- Ability to distinguish…
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