Specialty Production Broadcast Engineer in Menlo Park

Job Description

Primary work location:
Menlo Park, CA. Occasional travel based on production needs.

FNTECH is hiring a Broadcast Engineer to maintain and support broadcast infrastructure for executive studio operations at Meta's Menlo Park campus.

This engineering-focused role is crucial for ensuring the reliability and readiness of Meta's executive studio environments. The Specialty Production Broadcast Engineer serves as a dedicated operational resource, owning the day-to-day health of broadcast infrastructure and studio systems.

This position will work closely with the production team and the cross-functional break‑fix team to ensure all studio systems are fully operational, maintained, and production‑ready at all times. The successful candidate will have a deep broadcast engineering knowledge, a systematic approach to troubleshooting, and the ability to keep complex studio systems production-ready, all while demonstrating the collaborative and proactive mindset valued by FNTECH.

• Ensure all executive studios at MPK are fully operational and production‑ready at all times
• Own the engineering health of all studio systems: video, audio, routing, networking, cameras, lighting, and VC/conferencing
• Perform regular system checks, preventive maintenance, and readiness verification across all studio environments
• Respond to and resolve technical issues in the studios quickly and reliably
• Maintain all engineering work in the racks that support studio and broadcast systems
• Ensure campus routing systems are configured correctly and functioning
• Work with other engineer teams to initiate and coordinate break‑fix activities
• Document and maintain up-to-date system configurations, signal flows, and rack layouts
• Develop deep familiarity with Meta's campus broadcast routing systems and understand how signals move across campus
• Route, troubleshoot, and modify signal paths as needed, coordinating with various teams on campus for engineering work, route changes, or infrastructure updates
• Be available to support executive production projects when additional engineering resources are needed
• Spin up on project-specific technical requirements and contribute engineering capacity as directed
• Work alongside the Meta Production team and the Executive Broadcast Engineer on larger builds when scope requires it

• Strong background in camera systems (setup, configuration, maintenance, troubleshooting)
• Intimate knowledge of broadcast routing systems, including campus‑scale routing infrastructure
• Strong networking skills (IP video, broadcast networking, infrastructure networking)
• Deep signal flow knowledge across video, audio, lighting, and data systems
• Strong troubleshooting methodology — able to diagnose and resolve issues systematically under pressure
• Experience with rack builds, cable management, and broadcast system installation
• Ability to learn new and emerging production technologies at a deep level quickly
• Availability during standard business hours in Menlo Park, with flexibility for production needs, early calls, or late shoots as necessary
• 5 years of experience in a broadcast engineering role

• Experience supporting executive or high‑profile broadcast studio operations
• Familiarity with enterprise‑scale campus broadcast routing and signal distribution systems
• Experience working collaboratively with cross‑functional production and engineering teams
• Background in preventive maintenance programs for broadcast infrastructure
• Experience with IP‑based video production workflows and emerging broadcast technologies
• 10 years of experience in a broadcast environment