Webcast & Streaming Producer

London (Canary Wharf)

Salary:

£40,000 - £43,000 (dependent on experience), plus company benefits

Hours:

Monday
- Friday with shifts falling between 7am – 7pm

Interview process:

2-stage process (virtual and then in-person)

Kinly is a unified global leader in collaboration, systems integration, and managed services. We focus on transforming work spaces, simplifying complexity, and empowering people.

Role: Webcast & Streaming Producer

Location: London (Canary Wharf)

Salary: £40,000 - £43,000 (dependent on experience), plus company benefits

Hours: Monday
- Friday with shifts falling between 7am – 7pm

Interview process: 2-stage process (virtual and then in-person)

We have a portfolio of blue chip clients and the current opportunity we have available is working on one of our most prestigious customers, working in a dynamic team, supporting the planning, coordination and delivery of corporate virtual webcasts, webinars and live-streamed events delivered through enterprise collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams Town Hall, Teams Meetings and other approved streaming technologies.

The successful candidate will act as a streaming technician and webcast producer, managing virtual event workflows, supporting remote presenters, monitoring live broadcasts and helping to ensure a seamless experience for colleagues and audiences across the organisation.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build a career in digital event production, enterprise communications and live streaming technologies within a global financial institution.

This is not a traditional production or camera operator role. The focus is on virtual corporate events, remote audio/video feeds, presenter support, live platform operation, event monitoring and technical issue management.

• Configure and manage webcast settings including permissions, attendee access and production controls
• Monitor audio, video and network quality during live broadcasts
• Perform technical checks prior to events to identify and mitigate risks
• Troubleshoot common presenter and attendee issues in real time
• Support platform upgrades, testing activities and operational improvements

• Support the end-to-end delivery of virtual webcasts and webinars
• Assist with event setup, scheduling and configuration across approved various platforms
• Coordinate presenter testing sessions and technical rehearsals
• Support presenters, moderators and stakeholders before and during live events
• Monitor webcast quality and audience experience throughout live broadcasts
• Support event-day production activities for internal and external-facing communications

Act as a key point of contact for presenters, moderators and stakeholders

Set clear expectations with clients on timings, technical requirements, rehearsal needs, platform capabilities and any event-day limitations or risks

Build positive working relationships with Communications teams, business stakeholders, Technology partners and other support teams to ensure joined‑up event delivery

• Maintain accurate event schedules, booking records and production trackers to support clear visibility of upcoming demand, resource requirements and event status
• Update event requests, run sheets, contact lists and technical notes and shared team documentation promptly, ensuring information is complete, consistent and easy for others to follow
• Coordinate calendars for rehearsals, presenter checks, live event delivery and post‑event follow‑ups, helping to ensure the right people, information and preparation are in place ahead of each event
• Contribute to a disciplined operational approach by identifying gaps in processes, suggesting improvements and helping to keep team workflows organised, reliable and auditable

• Strong interest in digital media, streaming and production platforms
• Excellent communication, customer service and stakeholder management skills
• Calm, professional and confident when troubleshooting live issues
• Highly organised, detail-oriented and able to manage changing…