Engineering Technician

Summary Support the Engineer in Charge (EIC) in overseeing production and technical aspects within the Media Operations Department. Responsibilities include managing production, post-production, editing, software, HVAC, vendor coordination, and IT network support. A comprehensive understanding of LOI’s production processes, schedules, and deadlines is crucial.

As a part of a Christian association of churches, all employees are expected to adhere to the Statement of Faith and abide by the Employee Handbook.

Duties and Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

Work closely with the Engineer in Charge (EIC) and Broadcast Engineer to maintain effective communication regarding problem statuses, project progress updates, and proposing technical issue resolutions.

Oversee all video operations, including playback and recording processes, editing functions, audio and video input assignments, and adjustments to audio and video levels.

Manage the routing of audio and video signals to and from multiple sources and destinations.

Demonstrate proficiency in standards, format conversions, and essential equipment necessary for seamless operations.

Operate and maintain software integral to the production process, such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Pro Video Player , closed captioning and file transfer software.

Provide prompt and professional technical support to the media staff as required.

Stay abreast of technological advancements in computer software and hardware, media, entertainment technologies, television broadcasting, studio production, and workstation products.

Display self-initiative and work efficiently on tasks without direct supervision.

Ensure adherence to in-house standards by maintaining adequate hearing and vision for TV equipment.

Integrate diversity appropriately into job responsibilities and demonstrate adaptable problem-solving skills.

Fulfill additional duties as directed by management to support departmental objectives.

Skills:

Detail-oriented with strong multitasking abilities and self-motivation.

Maintains composure in high-pressure scenarios while meeting urgent deadlines.

Proficient in organizing and managing various details in dynamic environments.

Possesses a diplomatic approach and adept problem-solving skills.

Deep understanding of signal flow, signal testing equipment, and broadcast automation workflows.

Strong critical-thinking skills to troubleshoot hardware and network disruptions under intense, live-production time constraints.

Ability to explain technical requirements clearly to non-technical production staff.

Capabilities to lift heavy gear, stand for long periods, or occasionally climb ladders for equipment maintenance.

Qualifications:

High School Diploma required; 2 years of college, preferably in communications, OR a minimum of 2 years of experience in a related  the absence of broadcast experience, a minimum of 2 years, preferably 4 years, in a related role is required.